The man who was involved in a plane crash at Dexter Regional Airport on Wednesday died the next day at Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center. Read More
Lifeflight of Maine, the emergency helicopter service, has been called to the scene, according to the dispatcher. Read More
Gusts could reach up to 60 mph along the immediate coast and cause power outages early Thursday morning. Read More
The Schenck/Stearns girls soccer team went just 5-8-2 a year ago and was seeded 11th for the Class D North playoffs before being dispatched by Madawaska 6-0 in the preliminary round. Read More
In the 1960s and early ’70s, in eastern Maine, if you stayed up late watching TV on a Saturday night, you were probably, at some point, going to get weird. Read More
Since its inception in 2014, Maine Women Fly Fishers has been growing at a phenomenal rate. The non-profit social organization is for Maine women who “love to fly fish or are interested in learning,” according to the group’s Facebook page. The purpose of the group is… Read More
BANGOR –The League of Women Voters of the Greater Bangor Area and the Bangor Public Library will hold a Candidates Forum for those running for Bangor City Council and for School Committee Thursday, Oct. 24, in the Council Chamber at Bangor City Hall, 73 Harlow St. This is… Read More
The man who was involved in a plane crash at Dexter Regional Airport on Wednesday died the next day at Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center. Read More
This weekend in Bucksport and Prospect, you’re in for some excellent Halloween season fun. Read More
Wind speeds reached as high as 70 mph, with gusts over much of the state blowing over 30 mph. Read More
Lifeflight of Maine, the emergency helicopter service, has been called to the scene, according to the dispatcher. Read More
Gusts could reach up to 60 mph along the immediate coast and cause power outages early Thursday morning. Read More
The Schenck/Stearns girls soccer team went just 5-8-2 a year ago and was seeded 11th for the Class D North playoffs before being dispatched by Madawaska 6-0 in the preliminary round. Read More
In the 1960s and early ’70s, in eastern Maine, if you stayed up late watching TV on a Saturday night, you were probably, at some point, going to get weird. Read More
Greetings, readers! Welcome to the newly revamped Weekender, now coming to you straight from the Bangor Daily News. Read More
Since its inception in 2014, Maine Women Fly Fishers has been growing at a phenomenal rate. The non-profit social organization is for Maine women who “love to fly fish or are interested in learning,” according to the group’s Facebook page. The purpose of the group is… Read More
BANGOR –The League of Women Voters of the Greater Bangor Area and the Bangor Public Library will hold a Candidates Forum for those running for Bangor City Council and for School Committee Thursday, Oct. 24, in the Council Chamber at Bangor City Hall, 73 Harlow St. This is… Read More
Looking for something Halloween-y to do this month? We’ve pulled together a long list of all sorts of events. Read More
Maine is home to about 300 avian species, and each one has fascinating qualities. So what will it be? Are you a soaring raptor, a hardy seabird or a vibrant songbird? Read More
ORONO – The American Red Cross of Maine and the Orono Fire Department are teaming up to make town residents safer by installing free smoke alarms in their homes, helping them create escape plans and providing other fire safety tips. Orono residents can make an appointment… Read More
Lexi Ireland has emerged this season as Penobscot Valley’s career goal-scoring leader with 106. Read More
As many as 15,000 adult Atlantic salmon will be put into the Penobscot River over the next three years, most of them after being raised in penstocks off the coast of Washington County. Read More
The Big 11 Conference, or Class C North, will play its football championship game at a neutral site for the second straight year. Read More
From the White Mountains to Acadia National Park and everything in between, we've rounded up our readers favorite spots to watch the leaves turn. Read More
One to 2 inches are in the forecast for higher elevations in the northern part of the state, with rain expected elsewhere. Read More
Though the number of adherents of spiritualism declined rapidly after the 1920s, the movement is very much still active. One of the oldest and largest camps still operating in the U.S. is Camp Etna, which was founded in 1876. Camp Etna, Read More
Northern Maine is entering peak fall foliage season, and we want your suggestions for the best places in the state to watch the leaves turn. Read More
