Last week, the Bangor Daily news reported that Maine was one of only two states nationally where the number of new coronavirus cases were actually declining.

Many of the events will likely not be happening as listed below due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

ORONO — Gardening doesn’t have to stop when the traditional growing season ends in Maine.

The state’s wildlife biologists depend on hunters to help them reach publicly derived management goals for a variety of big game species.

A Dover-Foxcroft man has attracted national and international attention after he sawed his neighbor’s garage in half over a boundary-line dispute.

It didn’t take long for Josh Palmer to appreciate the enthusiasm shared by those enjoying Maine’s great outdoors for the weekend when Peaks-Kenny State Park opened its 56 seasonal campsites in early June.

There is still hope for a fall high school sports season in Maine.

For many years the policymakers at the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife resisted bringing the crossbow into the mix of legal hunting devices.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — The Center Theatre and Farmington Underground announced that they are now offering a walking treasure hunt in downtown Dover-Foxcroft.

BAXTER STATE PARK — A fifty-three year old Massachusetts woman was rescued by a Maine Army National Guard (MEARNG) Black Hawk helicopter Monday morning after suffering from medical issues that forced her to shelter in place Sunday night on the Hunt Trail.