Dragon Cement News Today

Two Thomaston citizens, Kimberly Matthews and Emily McBrayer, have stepped forward to run for one open seat on the Thomaston Select Board. Voting will take place June 11 at the polls. Penobscot Bay Pilot has posed questions to each...

THOMASTON — The owner of the Dragon cement plant has rejected an offer to sell the facility.

A bigger, newer Big Apple on Main Street is in the works along with other projects in the area.

Thomaston Town Manager Kara George says there has been no new information from Dragon Cement regarding the closure of the Thomaston plant despite meetings with company representatives. “I didn’t get

THOMASTON — The Thomaston Planning Board will hold the first workshop on Land Use Ordinance amendments for the 2024 town meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 23 at 6 p.m.

ROCKLAND — The Rockland City Council took a number of actions Monday night Jan. 8, including giving preliminary approval to a zone change that could lead to a snack shack

Belfast & Moosehead Lake acquires a former Chicago, Burlington & Quincy whale belly hopper from Dragon Cement.

Periodic efforts to extend rail service from the end of the Amtrak Downeaster line in Brunswick to Rockland have been short-lived.

Something did not feel as peppy, Midcoast Railservice Vice President and co-founder George Betke recalled an engineer saying after the last Coastliner passenger run in October, a Damariscotta Pumpkinfest excursion. Turned out, there was a problem...

Dragon’s parent company said about 20 of the facility’s 65 employees will lose their jobs Dec. 2, as the plant prepares to close.