Volunteers conduct invasive plant patrols in Rangeley Lakes Region
RANGELEY – Since 1998, the Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust (RLHT) has coordinated the Headwaters Lake Protection Program, which oversees water
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11th Annual Lobster Pot brings Ultimate Frisbee to South Portland
It’s one of the fastest growing sports in the nation. Read More
Read moreYouth hunters bag big deer in state’s 1st 2-day hunt
State officials will use numbers to determine whether its first two-day youth hunt was a success, but the people at
Read moreAugusta’s long-running UVM Haunted House continues to deliver thrills, scares
Hundreds of people from across the region and state are expected to line up for this season’s frights put on
Read moreGray weather can’t dampen autumn cheer at Pumpkin Valley Farm
Pumpkin Valley Farm in Dayton is one of many ‘agritourism’ spots in Southern Maine that offer visitors a festive taste
Read moreMaine students carve 1,000 pumpkins for festival
The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office shared images of the pumpkin carving stations with students from Gray/New Gloucester High School. Read
Read moreSpooktacular Family Focused Yoga Halloween Party, October 28
FARMINGTON – Join Family Focused Yoga for a Spooktacular Halloween Party on Saturday, October 28 at the West Farmington Grange
Read moreAuburn-Lewiston YMCA acquires second downtown Rumford building
The YMCA now has two buildings in downtown Rumford to develop day care and other programming.Read More
Read moreLynx spotted on Maine game camera
Allie Ladd’s game camera caught quiet a sight! Read More
Read moreAcorn Processing Day at Maine Local Living School, October 21
TEMPLE – Maine Local Living School in Temple will host an Acorn Processing Day this weekend. Acorns are falling and
Read moreOrionid meteor shower: Keep an eye out for meteors in the sky this weekend
If you are looking for a spectacular show this weekend, look up to find the Orionid meteor shower shining bright
Read moreNow’s the time to visit popular tourist spots in Maine
Popular outdoor destinations usually attract people for good reasons, whether it’s spectacular views, well-maintained trails, abundant wildlife or unique history.
Read moreA section of Whistle Stop Trail in Jay reopens after rain over 3 months being closed
There is still not a through way on the trail from Steve’s Family Market in Wilton to Old Jay Hill
Read moreTurkey pox a concern for hunters and homesteaders
There is a pox on wild turkeys in Maine. It’s a virus that can make the meat of the game
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