As season turns stormy, central Maine officials consider public shelter options

Local emergency managers are making plans to provide shelter for residents this winter if needed as COVID-19 continues to sicken people across the state.

Dunlap reflects on myth of broad voter fraud as tenure ends

Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap is wrapping up his tenure after a frenetic four-year span in which he stood up to President Donald Trump’s Election Integrity Commission

Though some lined up early, pandemic brings shorter Black Friday crowds in Augusta

Some hardy shoppers camped out overnight in front of shops at the Marketplace at Augusta, while others rolled up just before doors opened to take advantage of deals.

Free diabetes and nutrition program to meet on Zoom beginning Jan. 19

Maine Arts Commission announces 2021 Fellowship Awards

Seven Maine artists honored.

Thanksgiving fellowship available to go at Augusta church

With some planning and organization this year, Green Street United Methodist Church was able to continue its tradition of serving Thanksgiving dinner to more than 100 people and providing moments of connection.

Maine State Library to open at new Augusta location next year

The public section of the library is expected to open in early 2021 at 242 State St., while some offices and materials will be stored at a Winthrop warehouse.

Maine State Library to open at new Augusta location next year

The public section of the library is expected to open in early 2021 at 242 State St., while some offices and materials will be stored at a Winthrop warehouse.

Genevieve LeMoine to present ‘Melting Away: Disappearing Archeology in the Arctic’ Dec. 7

Zoom event hosted by Lithgow Public Library.

Outbreaks reported at Gray Birch Long Term Care in Augusta, Doolin’s Pub in Litchfield

MaineGeneral CEO Chuck Hayes said 250 tests have been performed on staff members and residents at Gray Birch, and visitation is now "virtual only."