Augusta-based program to offer course for entrepreneurs, business owners

Augusta councilors reject large self-storage business proposal at former Kmart site

The controversial proposal to redevelop a run-down shopping plaza didn't fit with hopes for the neighborhood, according to city officials and residents.

Belly-flopping fish adorn downtown Augusta as sturgeon art project unveiled

Volunteers spent Friday afternoon installing fiberglass sturgeon along Water Street in Augusta, as part of an art project by the Augusta Downtown Alliance ahead of Saturday's Sturgeon Stroll Art Walk.

UMaine at Augusta prepping a new generation of students for the airline industry

The purchase of the new plane will allow UMA's program to fly out of the Brunswick Executive Airport where before, it only flew out of the Augusta State Airport.

York County man has 1st confirmed monkeypox case in Maine

The disease had been spreading in other New England states and across the country.

Augusta student to represent Maine at leadership conference

Cony recognizes middle, high school honor students

Impact2032 group launches goals to improve life in Kennebec County

A coalition of county businesses, nonprofits and governmental organizations, Impact2032 launches communitywide effort Thursday.

U.S. Rep. Pingree calls for investigation of Chipotle for possible union busting after Augusta store closes

Pingree wants the National Labor Relations Board to investigate why the restaurant in Augusta closed just hours after workers filed their intent to unionize.

Augusta woman’s first-person obituary an ode to her ‘positive vibes,’ daughters say

Gail Armstrong says in her obituary she has joined the newspapers' "Stiffs Section" after dying last week from "complications with illness, having a little too much fun earlier in life, and fatigue from dealing with all the humorless and overly sensitive people in this world today." She was 61.