Renee Nelson

As life starts to get back to normal, so are our police departments.

I was just so pleased to get my COVID-19 vaccine, I realized I had a few questions about what this means for me and my loved ones.

It is a popular place and now if you want to head to the top of Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park you will need a reservation for the Cadillac Summit Road.

After some thought, I decided to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

While many traditional summer events in Maine are already being canceled these two fairs are planning for this season.

I don’t really know much about sports but I do understand they very important to many and this just feels like such an important moment as the world crawls back to normal-ish.

One of the big questions is ...will this be needed every year like a flu shot or a booster every few years?

Maine EMS is allowing Mainers to not only sign up for the COVID-19 vaccination, but you can also pick the date/time and location that works for you, AND you can register now even if you are not age-eligible but will be by the date of your appointment.

The coaches from two high-schools teamed up to make a special memory for a high-school senior.

Coming back with some fun stuff for spring, Augusta Parks and Recreation has a number of activities starting this month.

One more sign life is getting back to normal-ish in Central Maine.

That is because millions of older Americans are fully vaccinated. Couple that with the nicer weather and things starting to open and get back to some fashion of ‘normal’.

Get on-onboard! Last year a big one for first-time boaters, and 2021 is getting off a strong start. Check out our Virtual Boat Show.

Maine has a problem with overdose deaths, and with the pandemic things have only gotten worse.

Scams are everywhere. So much so it is can very hard to tell the scam from real life.

Bike riding has been shown to improved test scores and kids with attention disorders can improve their mood and attention.