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Read how perseverance and practice gets this young Mainer and his family to turn a hobby into a championship.

Mainer, Doug Morgan posted in Kennebec Buy Swap Sell asking for help. He sold his high school truck many years ago and now wants it back, let's see if we can help!

A spirited young lady, who has given so much to her school, is now being supported while going through her second bout with cancer.

This was a massive success to say the least and I couldn't be more proud of them! It's so exciting to see our local high schools working so hard to give back to the communities they serve.

This story hits me in the feels for a multitude of reasons. First and foremost because one of our biggest missions here at the radio station is ending hunger for our fellow community members right here in Central Maine. The second reason is because as a 2006 graduate of Erskine Academy, I just love to see them stepping up to help combat the same crisis...

Not even old enough to have a 'regular' driver's license, 15-year-old Garrison Leeman, a freshman at Erskine Academy, has a special license that allows him to drive for work and to and from school. It's pretty safe to say that he's youngest contracted plow truck driver in the state of Maine...

According to the Eagle Open Event Page, It's time for the 2019 Eagle Open, Erskine Academy All-Sports Boosters Club. Proceeds from this event aid in assisting ALL Erskine Academy Athletic programs. Eagle Open players will play the beautiful 18 hole Tomahawk Course at Natanis Golf Course...

Erskine Academy is holding their first Christmas Craft Fair/ Breakfast with Santa. All donations will go towards their next humanitarian project in Guatemala.

the sentimental value of an article of clothing that went to all my classes and hung out with all my friends can't be replaced.

Congratulations to the Erskine Academy girls basketball team, who finished first in a nationwide fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.

Region 1 MPA Drama Competition starts Friday (March 9) at Lawrence High School and runs through the weekend.

Hayley Blowers took her own life when she was just 16-years-old. Her loss devastated her family and friends but, as a result, rather than simply mourn the loss of this beautiful soul, Rainy, her mom, along with a great team of supporters, founded "Hayley's Hope."