The First Baptist Church of Nobleboro will celebrate its quasquibicentennial – 225th anniversary – with a special service Sunday, July 22.

Bremen town officials and the family of the late Horace Ransom officially opened the Heath Road Bridge with a dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony the morning of Saturday, July 7.

A mass of dead pogies has washed up on the shore of Greenland Cove in Bremen.

One person was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after a collision of a hatchback and a van at the intersection of Route 1 and Route 27 in Edgecomb the afternoon of Saturday, July 7.

The Waldoboro Planning Board unanimously approved an application to open a farm store, wellness shop, and medical marijuana caregiver’s office at Cider Hill Farm, near the village, during a special meeting Wednesday, June 27.

Somerville voters made their voices heard at a four-hour town meeting covering a range of issues, from roadwork to property taxes, on the morning of Saturday, June 23, at the former Somerville School on Patricktown Road.

A small farm off Route 17 in Jefferson has become a haven for rescue dogs, goats, and pigs, including a pot-bellied pig who accompanies the farmer on errands.

Only one of the two candidates for first selectman in Somerville showed up for a candidates forum at the former Somerville School on Saturday, June 2.

Two of the three candidates for selectman in Waldoboro participated in a candidates forum at the town office Tuesday, June 5.

A man from Saco sustained serious and possibly life-threatening injuries in a collision between his motorcycle and a station wagon at the intersection of Belvedere Road and Route 1 in Damariscotta the morning of Sunday, June 3, according to police.