Yesterday This Easter, get ready for what is already becoming a much talked about movie based on a book: 'Heaven is for Real.' You may remember the book about a boy, Colton Burpo, the son of a Nebraska pastor, Todd Burpo, who died on the operating table, only to miraculously be brought back to life. Afterwards, Colton spoke of heavenly things, things that
Yesterday It's one of those nightmarish things that suddenly happen during a evening of celebration. Imagine that you're in the audience watching your kid up on stage with their classmates, when suddenly the stage collapses injuring a number of students
One of the biggest country music events of the year is back with a star-studded lineup and we want you to go.
When spirit medium Maureen Hancock came to Bangor last year, the event sold out in no time. That's why we're giving you a chance to talk to her again as we bring back "Freaky Fridays."
Maureen is a renowned spirit medium and the star of the Style network documentary, “Psychic in Suburbia
2 days ago On "dress-down" Friday, Jim Chasse, Principal of Orono High School, is found serenading his students with his guitar as they file through the hallway during class changes.
It's not an unusual occurrence according to students, who may have the "coolest" high school principal, ever.
After all, how many school principals do you know who love to shoot hoops, and sing Led Zeppelin tunes?
Seize the Deal Bangor will hold a one-day only sale on Monday, March 10.
Sara Evans has visited the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital twice -- once before she had kids, and once (this past January) after. The most recent visit changed her perspective, she tells Taste of Country.
Like so many country stars, Billy Currington remembers expecting his first St. Jude visit to be depressing -- they are treating sick kids after all, he figured. If there's one lesson to remember from Taste of Country's two-day webathon, however, it's that that couldn't be further from the truth.
Tyler Farr goes out of his way to help children -- especially the children at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. The 'Whiskey in My Water' singer has made it to three of the last four Country Cares seminars, forging strong relationships with patients and families each time.
In March 2010, Jennifer Bates found herself in a spot every mother can relate to. Her 2-year-old son Tyler was sick -- vomiting, low energy, dizziness, sore muscles -- and she sensed there was something very wrong that doctors weren't fixing with standard treatments. For three weeks, she worried and kept a close eye on him as she tended to her eight-month-old triplets.