Sierra Whaley

On Sunday, April 30, 1911, a fire that started in a hay shed where the Washington Street bridge crosses the Kenduskeag changed Bangor’s history.

Coastal businesses across the state are defrosting for the warmer months as they get ready to welcome Mainers and visitors from all over the world.

A historical staple in the town of Stonington is celebrating 25 years as a non-profit.

Quirk Subaru of Bangor’s Share the Love program is an ongoing effort to give back to the community they serve.

Exactly one year ago, the Hermon Recreation department added a new gathering for seniors to join in on.

Nurses, concerned community members and even mothers waved signs and shouted chants to let the region know it could be a harmful move to close the facility.

Federal cuts have impacted funding for hunger relief programs across the state.

All month long any donation that is given is going to be doubled or matched by Maine Savings.

A business owner in Unity has embarked on a new chapter and she credits the community for helping her reach her goal.

Nationwide 104,000 Americans are waiting for an organ transplant.