Read Waterville city manager’s response to project budget increase criticisms

Michael Roy provided direct answers to former city engineer Nick Champagne' issues with the BUILD grant project in downtown Waterville.

Waterville council delays request for additional $1 million for downtown work

Former city engineer Nick Champagne wrote an email to councilors and Mayor Nick Isgro, opposing the request for more funding for the BUILD project and making claims that City Manager Michael Roy says are false or require clarification.

Hospice Volunteers of Waterville Area continues to offer grief support

Several Waterville restaurants reopen Monday, others plan on Wednesday

Some restaurants, including Joseph's Fireside Steakhouse, decided not to re-open now and will wait and see how things shake out.

Casualties of the pandemic: Waterville area businesses forced to close their doors — permanently

Maine Made & More and Eric's Restaurant in Waterville and The China Dine-ah in China are among businesses that did not survive the pandemic.

Waterville council to eye $1 million request for downtown project

City Manager Michael Roy plans to ask city councilors Tuesday to approve spending $1 million in unexpected costs for the downtown BUILD project.

Amy Calder: Living creatively, in a pandemic

If the coronavirus pandemic has taught us anything, it is how to be creative and never give up, writes Amy Calder.

Alfond Youth & Community Center to host outdoor fitness classes

Classes will be limited to 10 people or less, or 1:1 personal training.

Waterville Senior High School graduation will go on, with ingenuity

Central Maine Motors Auto Group owners Chris and Linanne Gaunce are working with school officials to help plan an in-person graduation that is both creative and safe during the pandemic.

Day Camp Tracy sessions to begin June 8 in Oakland

All campers will have their temperatures taken and be health screened before being admitted to camp for the day.