Senior Club ChampionshipThis championship was played last Sunday with Stan Wade winning with a low gross score of 74. Bucky Kuhl was second with a score of 80. Jan Piper had the low net score of 69, and Barney Ireland was second with a low net of 70.To qualify for this tournament one must be […]

Medomak Valley girls’ soccer team defeated Lincoln Academy 3-0 during their Homecoming game in Waldoboro Sept. 18.

The K-L-W Umpires’ Association will be holding the third annual Art Tainter Memorial Softball Tournament on the weekend of Oct. 16-17 at Thomaston Middle School and Georges Valley High School.

The Second Annual Medomak Valley Golf Classic is on Sun., Sept. 19 at the Rockland Golf Course (18 holes, 1 p.m. start).

A 5K road race will be the start of festivities for Medomak Valley Land Trust’s fourth annual River Festival on Sat., Sept. 4.

Cap a celebration of Olde Bristol Days by running in the 13th Annual Alvin Sproul Samoset 10K road race on Sun., Aug. 15 beginning at 8 a.m.

Jian Giglia won the Jefferson 5K in 19:03 and Nikki Leeman was the first female finisher in 21:22 on Sat., Aug. 21.

Coming off a win in the Lobster Roll 5K in Boothbay on July 31, Chase Brown, 16, of Boothbay Harbor placed 78th in the 13th annual TD Bank Beach to Beacon 10K held in Cape Elizabeth on Aug. 7.

Andrew Novis, of Newton, Mass., and Beth Sibley, of Woolwich, were the overall winners in the sixth annual Westport Island 10K Shore Run Aug. 22.

Jefferson Troop 216 Boy Scouts will sponsor their 12th annual 5K road race on Sat., Aug. 21.

A ceremonial branch cutting was held for the official opening of River~Link at Boothbay Region Land Trust’s 101-acre Church property on McKay Road in Edgecomb on Monday.

Tryouts/practices for fall sports at Medomak Valley High School begin Mon., Aug. 16.

The Born Learning Trail officially opened Aug. 11 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the CLC YMCA in Damariscotta.

A small but enthusiastic group of runners gathered Saturday morning to compete in the Washington 5K Challenge Road Race, where $200 was raised to benefit the Washington Community Scholarship Fund.