The Bangor State Fair is back, and this year seniors get in for just five dollars, every single day. That's a big deal, and there's a story behind how it happened.
Bar Harbor has no shortage of lobster rolls, but there's one spot hiding behind a storefront on Main Street that most visitors walk right past without knowing it's there.
It started with a bean hole supper, moved to the waterfront, and somehow ended with a crowd of people doing their best loon impressions. Belgrade had a big weekend.
A former pottery café on Washington Ave just became one of Portland's more interesting dinner spots — and the menu is already doing some unexpected things.
A movie theater with heated loveseats, no commercials, and a self-serve beer and wine wall just opened in Foxborough — and it replaced a spot a lot of people remember well.
Four restaurants. Combined, they served their communities for decades. June 2026 was a quieter month than most for a handful of New Hampshire neighborhoods.
A 97.5 out of 100 is the kind of score that's hard to argue with, especially when it comes from a study that looked at thousands of campgrounds from coast to coast.
The sign may be coming down at Woody's, but the building isn't going dark for long. There's a new chapter starting at that familiar address, and it sounds like the new owners have been paying attention.