Mallett Brothers Band will headline popular Aroostook music festival
NEW SWEDEN, Maine — Maine favorite the Mallett Brothers Band will join a slew of genre-bending musicians who will descend
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MEMIC provides funds to students with injured kin
Two collegians get Harvey M. Picker Horizon Scholarships to help continue their studies PORTLAND – Two college students whose parents
Read MoreMainers are golfing more even as courses close throughout the state
Golf continues to thrive in Maine despite the fact 10 golf courses have closed in the past five years, including
Read MoreHoulton group wants to draw more downtown foot traffic with Ricky the Elf
HOULTON, Maine — A revitalized downtown business committee is working to bring back the downtown’s foot traffic, inspired by stories
Read MoreMaine’s small towns are suddenly gripped by dysfunction
Kari-Jean Krug stepped in as Passadumkeag’s clerk last June, ending the small town’s two-month shutdown that meant residents could not
Read MoreBangor gives another $1.4 million in COVID relief funding
Bangor gave away another $1.4 million in pandemic relief funding to three local organizations that will use the money to
Read MoreBrewer father will spend 6 years in prison for killing 6-week-old son
A Brewer father was sentenced to 15 years in prison for the death of his 6-week-old son — but will
Read MoreThis Mainer went from a train robber to mummified corpse at a carnival sideshow
The story of how Elmer McCurdy, born in 1880 in the Knox County town of Washington and raised in Bangor,
Read MoreNew building ownership is bringing changes to downtown Bangor
When one of Bangor’s most prominent blocks changed hands last September, it was about 60 percent vacant. Now there is
Read MoreDouble OT goal gives UMaine field hockey 5-4 win over Stanford
Freshman midfielder Brynn Dzengelewski scored her first collegiate goal for the University of Maine’s field hockey team, and it couldn’t
Read MoreFormer Maine high school athlete gains 100K following as a fitness influencer
While her peers seemingly had it all figured out, Micary Verville lost her way. Everyone else knew what they wanted;
Read MoreShort-staffed Bangor health provider limits hours at walk-in clinic
One of Bangor’s major health care providers has temporarily stopped providing walk-in care in four clinics on Saturdays, and ceased walk-in
Read MoreUMaine Extension Virtual Business Planning for Producers starts in October
Registration is open for the online University of Maine Cooperative Extension’s Business Planning for Producers course, which begins Oct. 5.
Read MoreExpect next year’s Bangor State Fair to be bigger and longer
Next year will likely be the Bangor State Fair’s first return to an extended schedule since before the COVID-19 pandemic
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