You may have driven past the big blue sign on Rt. 202 heading toward Windham, many times without realizing that you just passed Gorham’s very…
Noor Sager is a senior at Gorham High School who has just recently released her first book, called A Destiny Borrowed. After months and months…
If you’re like me, you’ve been loving the fall weather we have had so far. The sunny days and cool, crisp air are perfect for…
Gorham High’s ‘72 New England Champions boys soccer team was honored at the varsity boys home opener against Massabesic. Attending the pregame honorary ceremony were…
Thrive Maine is a forgivable loan program to help small Maine businesses and nonprofits that have experienced COVID-19-related negative economic impacts. Applications for this program…
The Presumpscot Regional Land Trust has announced that the $50,000 matching challenge from Gorham Savings Bank for the East Windham Conservation Project has been reached.…
The Wabanaki peoples are great storytellers. They recorded their history and made sense of their world through storytelling. Stories also serve as entertainment on long…
St. Anne’s Catholic Church will celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the completion of their church on lower Main Street with a Mass on October 2…
The Gorham Times recently reached out to Town Council member Ben Hartwell to ask for his response to coverage in southern Maine news outlets regarding…
On September 6, the Town Council voted (4-2, Pratt, Phillips, 1 absent, Kuech) to authorize a referendum question for borrowing up to $10,523,215.00 for three…