At central Maine seafood eateries, lobster roll sales stay high while live purchases go low

High lobster market prices are being driven by 'unprecedented demand,' one expert says, as local businesses see the impact playing out more than a year into the pandemic.

Pie sale to raise funds for Waterville-area school supplies

Recycler pleads guilty to not filing vehicle titles at Oakland yard

AIM Recycling pleaded guilty to 17 counts of failing to surrender the titles of vehicles it crushed to the state, paying more than $41,000 in fines and other charges as part of a plea agreement.

Maine VA dedicates Fisher House, a home to lodge veterans’ families in Augusta

The ceremony was delayed over a year due to restrictions amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Augusta library to host talk by ‘Mainely Power’ author

Trek Across Maine raises $360K for COVID research, lung health

Organizers from the American Lung Association are planning an in-person event in 2022.

Deeds and research lead to discovery of lost historic Augusta cemetery

An abandoned city-owned cemetery found in the woods between Riverside Drive and the Kennebec River in Augusta contains graves of Civil and Revolutionary war soldiers.

Bicentennial lectures to feature 1 story of 4 Kennebec forts

The meet and greet is set for Aug. 7 at Old Fort Western.

Windsor fairgrounds to hold free drive-in movie event

UScellular is to provide each vehicle popular movie snacks, including popcorn, candy, and water.

Augusta seeks new city manager with political skills, experience

At a public input session Thursday night, city residents weighed in on what traits the next city manager should have.