Once a hushed secret, the state's dehumanizing treatment of Malaga's mixed-race community is finding its way into the culture through art, poetry, and literature. But can creative interpretations obscure the hard-won truth?
After funding issues ceased production in 2020, residents hatched a plan to resurrect the Harpswell Anchor.
South Portland’s Knightville neighborhood hosts five new establishments with standout dishes.
Settlers arrived here in the late 18th century, naming the place after a southern Maine town they left behind.
After a wild year, Aroostook musher Jonathan Nathaniel Hayes, champion of a canine hero and a Maine heritage breed, looks ahead to another ambitious challenge.
Freshly refurbished, the cocktail bar on the 15th floor of the Westin Portland Harborview isn't your typical chain hotel lounge.
Chef Joe Robbins scatters his menu with eclectic Native influences.
The midcoast musician loves to get outside at Jefferson’s 1,000-acre Hidden Valley Nature Center.
This year’s contest saw nearly 1,200 submissions in three categories: landscape, wildlife, and lifestyle.
From historical deep dives to political longreads to one extra-large pizza listicle, these are the Maine stories you read and shared most this year.
We asked a few of the state’s talented artisans to tell us about their most treasured heritage items.
Eighty years after its publication, Louise Dickinson Rich’s best-known work still resonates.