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The McDonald's location in Kennebunk, Maine, has gone dark but is it really closed for good?

Luxury on the coast comes with a hefty price tag this summer—let’s take a closer look at these stunning spots.

Maine is home to some incredible Irish pubs and bars where the St. Patrick’s Day spirit lasts all year long. Take a look at this list of some of the best in the state.

Snowy trails are calling, and Maine has some family-friendly adventures lined up to keep everyone moving this winter.

If you haven’t seen those cozy private shacks yet, you’re missing out on a unique winter dining experience right here in Kennebunk.

From classic dishes to inventive drinks, Batson River is transforming Maine's winter dining into a magical holiday experience you won’t want to miss.

CFC has announced plans to open a 'Just a Kid From Maine' general store in Kennebunk just in time for the holidays

While our Pine Tree State is known for many great things, these two sandwiches from Maine, in particular, are being highlighted.

Now, we go out to eat for many reasons—but to be cozy? We suppose so, right? But where exactly is the coziest restaurant in Maine?

When actor and comedian Seth Rogen visits Maine, he knows where to indulge in delicious food. Take a look at some of the spots he's been to.

While Chick-fil-A may seem like the flag bearer for the best fast-food chicken sandwiches, this chain restaurant in Maine is being called better.

The two York County towns were named “can’t-miss” summer spots by the legendary magazine Travel + Leisure.

While our Pine Tree State has been a state since 1820, this business in Maine has been continuously operating since the 1600s!

An Inn in Maine opened well before the United States declared its independence, making it the oldest in Maine and it's still operating to this day.

New data tells us how many great white sharks there are, and just how close to the shore they get, at some of the most popular beaches in Maine.

While there’s plenty of uncertainty out there, one thing that remains certain and clear is that our Pine Tree State is a great place to retire.