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Gage Dakers and the other K-3 boys at Kingfield Elementary School sang and danced to a rendition of the classic Mac Davis song, "Oh Lord, it’s hard to be humble," during the spring musical performance of Westward Ho!

Gage Dakers and the other K-3 boys at Kingfield Elementary School sang and danced to a rendition of the classic Mac Davis song, "Oh Lord, it’s hard to be humble," during the spring musical performance of Westward Ho!

Dee Menear

The Original Irregular office is open year-round: Mon-Wed-Thur-Fri 8-4 and Tues 10-4. The Irregular offers convenient photocopy (color & B&W) and fax services as well as information for the area. Stop in and say “Hello!”

The Original Irregular office is open year-round: Mon-Wed-Thur-Fri 8-4 and Tues 10-4. The Irregular offers convenient photocopy (color & B&W) and fax services as well as information for the area. Stop in and say “Hello!”

Heidi Murphy

Small's Falls on the Sandy River, located just off Route 4 in Township E, 12 miles south of Rangeley

Small's Falls on the Sandy River, located just off Route 4 in Township E, 12 miles south of Rangeley

Dee Menear

Sunset cruise on Mooselookmeguntic, in the Rangeley Lakes region.

Sunset cruise on Mooselookmeguntic, in the Rangeley Lakes region.

Photo courtesy of Kevin Sinnett, Rangeley Region Lakes Cruises & Kayak

Alpacas enjoy grazing on a summer day at Alpacaville, located on Route 4 in Phillips. Alpacaville is a small family farm nestled within the Maine High Peaks.

Alpacas enjoy grazing on a summer day at Alpacaville, located on Route 4 in Phillips. Alpacaville is a small family farm nestled within the Maine High Peaks.

Sarah Cook

PEAK Wellness is the Original Irregular's newest seasonal publication. It's is staying fit in Maine's High Peaks and is published in March.

PEAK Wellness is the Original Irregular's newest seasonal publication. It's is staying fit in Maine's High Peaks and is published in March.

Cover design by Heidi Murphy

Maxwell Morrill entered this photo of his Australian Shepherd, Maverick, on the top of Little Bigelow in the 2017 Maine Mountain Dog Photo Contest. The contest was hosted by the Irregular’s mobile app Explore Western ME.

Maxwell Morrill entered this photo of his Australian Shepherd, Maverick, on the top of Little Bigelow in the 2017 Maine Mountain Dog Photo Contest. The contest was hosted by the Irregular’s mobile app Explore Western ME.

Maxwell Morrill

This photo was taken on ITS 86/89 near the Big Eddy, Long Falls Dam, located in Township 3 Region 4 BKP WKR.

This photo was taken on ITS 86/89 near the Big Eddy, Long Falls Dam, located in Township 3 Region 4 BKP WKR.

Dee Menear

A skier blasts through the snow in the glades on Burnt Mountain at Sugarloaf.

A skier blasts through the snow in the glades on Burnt Mountain at Sugarloaf.

Photo Courtesy of Sugarloaf

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The Original Irregular

Local Weekly Newspaper and Seasonal Guides serving Maine's High Peaks

The Original Irregular is the weekly newspaper and publisher of more than a dozen seasonal guides and special sections. Our publications serve Northern Franklin County communities including the towns of Kingfield, Carrabassett Valley, Stratton, Eustis, Strong, Phillips and Rangeley, as well as the surrounding unorganized territories.

The Original Irregular newspaper –published every Wednesday- covers local news, schools, sports, features and events. We also offer our readers regular local columns such as Recipes from the Ridge by Jane Wilkinson, Irredioms - a look at common idioms, Explore Western ME Adventures, Rear View - a look back at old Irregulars, Award-Winning Columns: Observations from the F.A.R.M. by Karen Pease, and Away With Words by LE Hughes; local commentaries and much more.

Our seasonal publications feature events; outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and skiing; short walks or hikes to unique natural areas, waterfalls, swimming holes – and many other places to play and enjoy the natural beauty of the Maine High Peaks. Our guides also feature stories on local businesses, organizations and people that add to the area’s uniqueness.

  • Address 239 Main St #1 PO Box 616
    Kingfield, Maine 04947
  • Phone 207-265-2773
  • Website www.theirregular.com
  • Payments Accepted Cash, Checks, Visa, MasterCard, AMEX
  • Hours Open year-round. Office located on street level at 239 Main St, #1, Kingfield. Parking in front. Entrance is a curbside step onto building entry (covered) and small step up in office doorway. Hours: Monday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Tuesday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Wednesday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed weekends and holidays.

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