History

Imagine the roar of cheers echoing as a rocket breaks through the clouds. That's the kind of moment that sticks with you for a lifetime.

There's a historic home facing an uncertain future, but a new proposal could change everything for this beloved Augusta, Maine landmark.

The iconic store was open for nearly 100 years

There’s a pizza place in Augusta, Maine that’s been serving smiles for over 65 years—let's take a bite out of its story.

Just north of Skowhegan, a church hides a colorful secret behind its gothic façade, blending history and artistry in a way that feels almost magical.

One of the things that seems a little strange to us civilians is the fact that most governments have a plan in case there is ever hostilities between us and our allies. Yes, we've had plans to fight a war against England, France, Mexico, even Canada...

The nearest post office to this Maine town is 10 miles!

A 200 year old cistern was uncovered underground in Lewiston, Maine near Spring Street.

Sapphire may be no more, but for those who shook their booties on that dance floor, it will always be Maine’s ultimate nightlife gem.

Did you know that not one but two of Maine's owned local pizza shops have been voted one of the Best Pizza spots in America?

There is a good chance you have drive through it

Ever wondered if those childhood restaurants in Maine are still around?

Taco Tuesday is old news, it's tacos every day now!

Curious what new Mainers think of our state?

When you think about how long the area that we now call the State of Maine has been inhabited, it should not be a surprise that we have a few ghost towns. For thousands of years, all of New England was inhabited by the Native Americans.  Then, about 500 years ago, the first European settlers showed up.  Oh...

Are you familiar with Maine's Blue Laws? I just discovered that these laws have an origin dating all the way back to the Roman Empire before making it's way to Maine.