Comprehensive solar guidance, new solar and energy efficiency online resources issued

Capitol riot, threats of violence echo Maine’s ‘Great Count-Out’

Civil War hero Joshua Chamberlain came to the rescue, risking his own safety to keep peace as armed Republicans surrounded the State House claiming the 1879 gubernatorial election had been stolen.

Maine State Parks break all records for recreation visits in 2020

For the first time, total state park attendance topped three million visitor-days.

Bill Burney: We can ‘come together again by working side by side and not working side against side’

The former mayor of Augusta and retired field officer director for U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development said by building up the infrastructure of the country — together — that will be the "soul force" Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. talked about in his speech.

KVCC to host Meet the Reps webinar Jan. 20

State representatives, senators to join free Chamber Connection event.

Augusta’s Cony High School to offer African American studies class next academic year

The class will be taught by T.J. Maines, starting with African history before the beginning of the United States and ending with the Black Lives Matter movement.

80th annual Maine Agricultural Trade Show to be held online Jan. 19-23

All programming will be live-streamed on the Whova Event App and the Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry’s YouTube channel and Facebook Page.

Augusta task force advocates for substance use recovery readiness

Officials say the coronavirus pandemic has left more people isolated who have turned to increasingly dangerous opiates.

Augusta approves mobile home in zoning district where they are banned

Some officials said the city ought to reconsider its practice of treating mobile homes differently than those built on site.

Augusta wedding show on for Sunday, but with big changes

Pandemic rules require that attendance at the Augusta Civic Center be limited to 50 people at a time, including vendors.