COVID

First the pandemic, now online shopping. Small businesses are under attack. They can't afford to lose our support.

If you've heard of Peter Geiger - you think one of two things.

The Maine Department of Health and Human Services announced in September that Mainers can order free COVID tests once per month.

It seems that friction between the federal government and Boston University over COVID-19 research has come down to that pesky issue of communication that can plague all of us in the workplace (pardon the pun).

If you are a Dr. Shah fan, you can find a one of a kind chocolate bar created just for him at Wilbur's of Maine Chocolate and Confections in Freeport, Maine.

The Kora Shrine Circus took to social media Wednesday evening to announce the annual shows won't be back in Maine...likely ever.

Aroostook County Country Club calls both the US and Canada its home. How did that happen?

Maine's breweries added more than $260 million to Maine's economy in 2020, despite lockdowns and uncertainty.

Maine has seen its growth shoot up over the last two years, even in the middle of a world-wide pandemic. Will this trend continue?

Restaurants, bowling alleys, movie theaters, and more are included in this new policy.

They want you to mask up and they're not going to hear you complain about it.

It might not just be Maine, but I haven't left the state in a couple of years...

Peter Geiger has the password to get your goodies Sunday in Lewiston!

No wonder we love this guy.

Now that more and more of the human population is doing its part to get vaxxed against COVID, it's the animals' turns to get the jab.

The policy begins on the first home game for the Bruins, next Thursday.