Don Carrigan

Penobscot Marine Museum is using modern tools and broader focus to tell Maine’s marine history

The Stanley brothers had numerous inventions, but none were quite as prolific as the Stanley Steamer car.

The veterans who came to see it recalled their days of flight and danger, 60 and 70 years ago.

The production of a play, written by a resident, will help raise money to restore Bradley's old home.

WCSH was started by Portland businessman Henry Rines, owner of the Congress Square Hotel. He took those initials – CSH – for the name of his station.

Antiques Roadshow drew over 17,000 ticket requests for its Maine debut, with fans embracing rainy conditions for appraisals at the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens.

Leaders hope the expansion will help propel advancements in science and potentially enhance the Bigelow Laboratory and Maine.

Tim Sample and Gary Crocker reflect on their careers as Maine humorists and say the future is in good hands.

George McEvoy, who founded the Boothbay Railway Village Museum and dedicated his life to historic preservation in Maine, died June 11 at age 86.

A group of fifth graders in South Bristol is producing a TV newscast with real interviews, scripts, and local stories—learning lessons beyond the classroom.

Bob Steneck’s groundbreaking lobster research honored by Academy

The plan is to have the full sculpture permanently displayed in Rockland's Buoy Park, part of the festival grounds.

Capt. Jim Sharp created the Sail Power and Steam Museum in Rockland.

Not only is it the first trip of the year, it's also the first time the group is taking off from Bangor International Airport.

The Maine State Museum is preparing to reopen with a centerpiece whale skeleton exhibit, marking a major step in its years-long renovation and redesign.

Lie-Nielsen Toolworks out of Warren has been making high-quality woodworking tools for more than 40 years.

Edgar Post has lived in Spruce Head his whole life, and he’s seen a lot.

At Greene Maple Farm they’re using new technology to increase syrup production.

Nelson, who retired to Maine, continues to repair stained glass, helping windows last 100 more years.

Nadeau is the band leader for "The Nite Show" band and is also teaching the next generation of musicians.