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8 Maine events include John Mellencamp musical, ABBA tribute
Good Theater presents ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ at Stevens Square Theater in Portland.
6 things to do in central Maine this week
Two tribute bands in Waterville; giant pumpkins in Damariscotta; classic literature on stage in Skowhegan; local craft beer, brats and more in Gardiner; and Fall Maple Fest events to be held statewide.
6 central Maine things to do this week include a fair, crafts, music and a celebration of garlic
Five For Fighting plans Gardiner concert, Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy and Floydian Trip shows set for Waterville Opera House, Lake George readies for annual Garlic Festival, and the Fryeburg Fair opens Sunday.
5 fun things to do while you’re in Waterville
The head of the Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce shares some of her favorite spots in the city.
A decades-old central Maine tragedy echoes today in the Clancy trial in Massachusetts
The sister of Constance Fisher, who killed her six children in the 1950s and 1960s, sees similarities in the Lindsay Clancy case.
Maine Lit Fest returns with writers ‘responding to the moment’
Beginning Sept. 30, Lit Fest returns with conversations and events bringing writers, poets, artists and readers to towns and cities across the state.
6 things to do this week in central Maine
Lorrie Morgan and The Billy Joel Legacy are in Waterville, Gardiner’s Johnson Hall to host Palaver Strings, Myrtle Street Klezmer will perform in Bath, Unity readies for the Common Ground Fair, and a #STRONGgirls Camp heads to Colby College.
7 things to do in central Maine this week include concerts, fairs, comedy show
Bruce in the USA, Josh Blue and Graham Nash concerts are set for Waterville, Waldoboro Theatre plans John Craigie show, The Umbilical Brothers ready for Gardiner show, and the Farmington Fair begins.
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Brewer, Lincoln Academy set the pace at KVAC golf qualifier
Eight teams and several individuals qualify for Friday and Saturday’s state matches.
Another change at top of Varsity Maine volleyball poll
Thornton Academy moves into the top spot after triumph over last week’s No. 1.
Meet Varsity Maine’s 10 unsung heroes of September
We look at five boys and five girls whose on-field impacts went beyond the stat sheet in the fall season’s opening month.
Belgrade man indicted on charges related to shots fired incident near a summer camp
Nathan Hewett is accused of firing shots near a camp where about 400 campers and staff members were staying.
Bangor golf fights thunder, lightning and hail to repeat as KVAC A champion
Jacoby Harvey leads the way for the Rams with a 2-over 36 to secure the conference crown.
The best places to enjoy foliage in central Maine
The best ways to see the fall colors.
7 fairs in and around central Maine to close out season
The Harmony Free Fair and Clinton Lions Club Fair are planned for Friday-Monday, the Litchfield Fair starts Saturday, the New Portland Lions Fair opens Sept. 17, Farmington Fair is planned for Sept. 20-26, Common Ground Fair in Unity is open Sept. 25-27, and Fryeburg Fair is Oct. 4-11.
Meet the 2026 Varsity Maine All-State baseball team
Several first basemen are included among the state’s top players.
Meet the 2026 Central Maine All-Region baseball team
The best of a strong year in the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel coverage area features players from all four classes.
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