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Make it a Blockbuster Friday night! Sorta... You can still enjoy a blast from the past, at two unique locations. A part of all of us died when stores like Blockbuster closed their doors. There was just something about browsing for movies to rent on a Friday night...

As winter closes in, here's when and how often you can expect snow and snowstorms in key cities and towns across Maine.

Wax up the skis, it's nearly time to hit the mountain. Saddleback has officially announced its opening date.

Most folks didn't even come close...

Here are Maine's top five spots to watch the sun do its thing on April 8.

Forbes Magazine has listed the 50 places that everyone should visit in 2024, including one surprising Maine town.

As winter closes in, here's when and how often you can expect snow and snowstorms in key cities and towns across Maine.

Have you come across the renowned sign in Rangeley, Maine, that declares you are at halfway between the equator and the North Pole?

Maine is the nation's leader in home vacancy rate, and here's how it's affecting your ability to rent or buy a new place in the state's busiest destinations.

If you're seeking some adventure of just want to cool off, here's eight incredible swimming holes in Maine that you can enjoy for free.

Are you having a tough time finding inexpensive or free activities for the kids this summer? Well, I am here to help you out with a list of free swimming spots in Maine!

Check out this video from Rivers Edge Sports in Oquossoc. Not what we expect to see this early, in even in the mountains of western Maine.

On average, Maine sees about six sled deaths per year. These three this weekend brings this winter season's totals to seven.

We couldn't have asked for a better weekend, weather wise. Sunday (July 9) was my anniversary and my lovely bride, Jeana, and I decided to head to Rangeley to celebrate.

Jon James offers his opinion about how to save the beautiful Saddleback Ski Resort in Rangeley, Maine, and help skiers stay healthy in the process!

I laughed out loud when I read a headline on the KJ's website this morning: "Franklin, Somerset County Snowmobile Trails Not Ready Yet." Really? The photo accompanying the headline was of brown grass with a few patches of snow. Are there people out there who are that stupid that would think, "there's a little snow...why not use the trails?"