Matt James

In-between our majestic shores and breathtaking peaks are dozens of inland communities that have their own unique offerings for Maine natives and tourists alike.

If you're wondering if you can afford it, Realtor.com says the estimated monthly payment is $27,000

If I had a dollar for every time I had report on another scam being committed by the losers of society, I wouldn't have to be writing this article right now. But, alas, here we are.

According to the Kennebec Journal, the Wrapped up Coffee Shop and Wrapped Up (the sandwich shop) are going to be joining forces and operating out of one location.

I like to think that I have a perfect combination of horrible luck and also amazing luck. The weirdest and most unfortunate stuff always seems to happen to me, but then it always seems to immediately work itself out. Take for example our camping trip last week in Eustis at Cathedral Pines Campground...

Two incredibly popular, and quite large, retail stores may soon be planting new roots in Maine's Capital city.

According to WGME 13, the American Cancer Society expects there to be about 10,000 new cancer cases in Maine this year.

It's not just a hobby, but a way for people to come across some pretty incredible, and sometimes valuable, both sentimental and otherwise, things.

Unless you live under a rock (which if you do, no judgement!), you know that Maine Maple Weekend is coming right up!

According to WMTW News 8, a body was found Monday afternoon in the Barker Mill Dam on the Little Androscoggin River.

You frequently hear messages on the radio, TV and social media reminding you that buzzed driving is in fact drunk driving. That has become even more important to remember after a recent string of OUI arrests in one Maine city.

It never ceases to amaze me the kind of videos I find on TikTok. And, finally, I have algorithm trained to send mostly Maine stuff into my FYP.

At a cost averaging about $322 per night, splitting this rental 6 ways would only be $53 bucks a night per person. But don't take our word for it, just check out these photos.

If you're really up for an adventure, check out the Jack Williams Toboggan Chute.

According to the Kennebec Journal, another Central Maine business has made a massive donation to a community effort.

Sure, there's no snow on the ground yet, but we all know that the white stuff isn't far out, and now is the time to start planning your wintertime adventures.