Leon Oliver has deep family roots in Lincoln County, but he became a golf snowbird migrating back and forth from Florida to Maine for decades to accommodate his career as a professional in the golf industry.
Pickleball is the Fountain of Youth in Lincoln County
In ancient times, Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Leon searched the Americas in vain for a fabled fountain of youth. Had Ponce de Leon sought the fountain in Lincoln County he would have found it on the pickleball courts.
Lincoln Academy Girls Place Third in Class B State Cross Country Championship LA boys sixth
The Lincoln Academy girls cross country team placed third at the Class B state championships in Belfast on Saturday, Nov. 4.
Eagles Fall to Cape Elizabeth 4-0 in Regional Semifinal to End Season
Second seed Cape Elizabeth defeated third seed Lincoln Academy 4-0 in a Class B South semifinal boys soccer game on Thursday, Nov. 2. The Capers earned the right to face top-seeded Yarmouth in the B South regional final.
Lincoln Academy Boys Win Playoff Soccer Thriller In Shootout Over Freeport Lincoln 3 - Freeport 2
It took the Eagles boys soccer team two overtimes and four rounds of a penalty kick shootout to finally overcome the Freeport Falcons. Lincoln Academy (11-1-3) came out on top in the scrappy Class B South quarterfinal match 3-2 on Wednesday, Oct. 25.
Boothbay Harbor Sailor Cruising into Uncharted Waters in the Global Solo Challenge
Cole Brauer, who lived in and sailed out of Boothbay Harbor for several years, will be attempting to make history in the Global Solo Challenge. She aims to be the first American woman to race around the world solo and nonstop.
Adickes Earns Third Place in Boys Class B Golf State Championship
Lincoln Academy junior Kellen Adickes earned a third place finish at the boys Maine Class B championship held at Natanis Golf Course in Vassalboro on Friday, Oct. 6. Adickes carded a 74 on the par-72 Tomahawk Course at Natanis. His score was just four strokes behind individual boys champion Eli Spaulding, of Freeport, and one behind second place Jack Quinn, of Gardiner.
Wiscasset Native Completes Appalachian Trail Hike on Sept. 12
After two nights of practice camping in a tent in Florida, former Wiscasset native Carla Urquhart Pierce set off on the adventure of a lifetime hiking the Appalachian Trail to Maine. Although she started the epic hike in late March with her cousin, Pierce would spend almost five months of the trip as a solo hiker, often teaming up with a community of trekkers she met along the way.
Medomak Valley Girls Soccer Rallies For 4-3 Overtime Thriller Over Morse Medomak 4 - Morse 3
Summer Staples scored less than a minute into overtime to boost the Medomak Valley girls soccer team to a dramatic 4-3 comeback win over Morse. Down 3-1 early in the second half, the Panthers (4-1-1) came storming back.
Whitefield Farmer Places 13th in Endurance Horse Race in Mongolia
After taking care of farm animals nonstop at Fuzzy Udder Creamery in Whitefield for more than a dozen years, farm owner Jessie Dowling is finally becoming more aware of the need to take care of herself.
Young LA Field Hockey Team Focused On Building A Culture
The Lincoln Academy field hockey team enters the fall season with no seniors on its 15-player roster. Of the eight players returning from last season, four are sophomores and four are juniors.
Reed Runs Four Touchdowns, 255 Yards as Panthers Open Season With 36-22 Win Medomak 36 - Hampden Academy 22
Medomak Valley football (1-0) controlled the clock and the line of scrimmage on the way to a comfortable 36-22 win at home over the Hampden Academy Broncos (0-1) in the Panthers’ opening game on Saturday, Sept. 2.
Local Racer Focuses on Endurance and Precision in Nine-Day Road Rally
It took Charles Harris, of Damariscotta, several days to recover from the mental and physical challenges posed by a recent nine-day road race called the Hemmings Motor News Great Race. The race is always grueling, but this year the daily temperatures of over 100 degrees took a toll on Harris, navigator Phillip Reinhardt, and Harris’ 1931 Reo Royale.
Racers Post Fast Times in Waldoboro Day 5K Despite Rain
More than 50 runners, from age 6 to 74, braved the cold, rainy weather to run in the Waldoboro Day 5K on the morning of Saturday, June 17. The participants finished the race with impressive times despite the conditions, including the event’s second best time ever, 16:59, by overall winner Connor Daigle.
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