The Old Farmer’s Almanac Reacts to the Farmer’s Almanac Ending
The publication, first released in 1792, issued a statement about the one that began in 1818, following its announcement that it would be closing.
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LePage on Golden’s Retirement: ‘This Fight Is Just Beginning’
The former governor has shared his response to the news that Jared Golden will not be seeking reelection in 2026.
Maine E-Waste Event In Bangor Benefits Challenger Learning Center
Mainers can safely recycle their unwanted electronics this weekend, to benefit the Challenger Learning Center.
Zohran Mamdani Earned His Bachelor’s Degree in Maine
Before entering the race to become, and eventually win as, New York City’s next mayor, the mayor-elect graduated from one of Maine’s most prestigious schools.
Graham Platner Speaks Out Following the Death of Dick Cheney
The Iraq War veteran is breaking from tradition in mourning the passing of the former vice president on Tuesday.
Moosehead Lake, Maine's 111 Year Old Cruise Ship in Jeopardy
A campaign is underway to fund much-needed repairs to a historic steamship that sails on Moosehead Lake.
New Report Lists Maine as One of America’s Most Overweight
Our Pine Tree State was recently ranked as one of the most overweight and obese states in the country for 2025, according to a recent report.
Maine Is the Birthplace of These Two Famous Sandwiches
While our Pine Tree State is known for many great things, these two sandwiches from Maine, in particular, are being highlighted.
Paul LePage Condemns Halloween Costume Mocking Charlie Kirk Assassination
The former governor of Maine took to his social media pages to condemn a Halloween costume that depicted the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
Bangor Humane Society Asks for Blanket Donations
Ahead of the colder months, the Bangor Humane Society has issued a public request for help in keeping their animals as cozy as possible.