Freeport

It's that time of year again: Summer in the Park 2025 in Maine. Freeport's Discovery Park will be alive with music and good vibes starting July 5.

Our Pine Tree State is filled with plenty of awesome breakfast options, but this one in particular is being called the best ever!

A popular seasonal West African restaurant in Rockland, Maine, is moving to Freeport, Maine in hopes of finding a permanent home

Don't you hate it when that happens? When A place you love to go to with your buds just shuts down and you find out the hard way? Jameson Tavern in Freeport, Maine was gone too soon my dudes.

Six months after losing $20 in a Maine store, a customer got an unexpected surprise.

Think Freeport's all about shopping? Dive into the outdoor activities and parks that make it a true Maine gem.

Exciting news for Maine ice cream lovers. A new Ben & Jerry's location in Freeport is opening April 2025 with a grand opening in May.

Shaw's in Freeport, Maine, got a spiffy update in 2024 - except for this glaring oddity.

Bayley's Ice Cream stand will have a new owner who plans to change the menu, the name and add a few other fun things as well

As new places to visit continue to pop up in Maine, don't sleep on some of these old favorite 'tourist traps' are still your worth your time

No meal is complete without a side dish that perfectly complements the main event, and in Maine, we love our fast food side dishes!

Ever since the pandemic, closures have branched out into Freeport and surrounding towns as well. There's a few heavy hitters that humbled us real well when they permanently closed though. Here they are:

By 1965, there were over 700 McDonald's locations, and one of those included Maine's very first McDonald's.

Far & Wide has put together a list of the most 'boring' tourist traps in every state but their choice for Maine is missing some context

To live in this state, it's a silent requirement that you own a pair of sturdy bean boots that fight our ugly weather. I don't make the rules, but here's 3 reasons you'll severely regret that decision.

The Portland gastropub will be opening its second location in the legendary building that was home to Jameson Tavern.