A by-the-numbers look at the Saco Drive-In and the theater’s second chance.
Arts & Leisure
A new biography chronicles John Jenkins’s journey from a magnetic young student and fish out of water to one of Maine’s most popular mayors and its first Black state senator.
The Paul J. Schupf Art Center brings film, theater, and arts education to Waterville’s Main Street.
A unique new office at the University of New England fosters collaboration to prep students for life after graduation — and solve real-world problems.
317 Main completes an expansion project three years in the making.
Undeterred by the cold, they're hoping to bring others into the lineup.
When the conditions are right, a Nordic skater equipped with a kitewing can glide up to 50 miles per hour.
When snow smothers Acadia’s trails, the ultramarathoner Jennifer Britz couldn’t be happier.
The women of Cold Tits, Warm Hearts love wading in when it's cold as a witch's...well, you know.
The nonprofit Inclusive Ski Touring is out to make ski touring more affordable and approachable.
A look back — and a look at what’s current — as Maine’s Salt Institute for Documentary Studies marks 50 years.
Now in its twenty-third year, the exhibition is new executive director and chief curator Timothy Peterson's first.