Randy Marsh wants the kids who participate in the weeklong summer hockey camp he runs to come away not only equipped to play hockey, but also with some life lessons they can use off the ice. Read More
It was the swimming that first drew Damien Ward of Winterport to Monroe Falls more than 20 years ago. Read More
Brandon Silk was on his fourth tour of duty when the Army staff sergeant died June 21, 2010, in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan. Read More
Jim Bishop worked nearly four decades in jobs that ended when his employer shut down before he found job security at Mount Hope Cemetery. That was in 1991. Read More
The morning scene in the middle school usually features kids playing inside on their phones and electronic devices. But once the game was introduced, it stopped. Read More
A memorial service Thursday honored two Maine officers who were killed in the line of duty about a year apart from each other. Read More
More than 1,700 students, including upward of 40 doctoral degree candidates, participated in the University of Maine’s 217th Commencement Saturday. Read More
A procession of Maine State Police vehicles accompanied the body of Detective Ben Campbell as it made its way north from Augusta to Millinocket on Thursday afternoon. Read More
The Professional Bull Riders 2019 Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour will overtake the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor this weekend. Read More
Squaw Mountain originally opened for skiing in December 1963 with just a T-bar to access four trails, but it closed in 2010 after years of falling into disrepair. Read More
Newly elected and re-elected officials from Penobscot County were sworn in Wednesday morning at the historic county courthouse in Bangor. Read More
“This has been the ideal thing for our family, something the kids will always remember.” Read More
The SkillsUSA Maine Championships is the state-level competition for high school and college students enrolled in trade, technical, and skilled service instructional programs including allied health occupations. Read More
Seth Elderkin of Parkman brought his Belgian draft horses Mitch and Molly to the Farm Horse Scoot competition on Friday at the Piscataquis Valley Fair in Dover-Foxcroft. Read More
Students attending a weeklong band camp in Old Town learned five pieces in five days. Read More
Kids and adults followed Maine Master Naturalist Merrie Eley, a Blue Hill Heritage Trust volunteer, along the trails as she pointed out plants to smell and taste along the way. Read More
People lined Main Street in Bangor on Monday to pay tribute to service members on Memorial Day. Read More
After a stretch of cool days and chilly nights, it looks and feels like autumn has arrived. The leaves have started to change and Mainers are outside enjoying fall activities. Treworgy Family Orchards in Levant is a popular destination in the fall and was bustling on… Read More
BANGOR, Maine — The city of Bangor’s holiday tree, a 30-foot balsam fir grown and donated by Sprague’s Nursery, was put up in West Market Square on Tuesday morning. The tree lighting will be on Saturday after the Festival of Lights parade that begins at 4:30 p.m. Read More
