As he approaches his 60th birthday, Mark Plummer remains one of the state’s top amateurs.

The Winslow High School boys have gained a basketball coach while Oak Hill has lost one.

After an automobile accident sidelined him for a month, Windsor native Jason Bartlett returned to Yonkers Raceway recently where in the past five years he’s earned a reputation as one of the leading harness racing drivers in the country.

A robust economy, or lack thereof, is just one indicator of success in the golf industry. According to Golf 20/20, a foundation that traces fluctuations worldwide, golf rounds this May in northern New England were off by 12.5 percent from last May. That sounds bad until you read that precipitation over that month was up 121 percent over the same period a year ago.

American Legion baseball isn’t as popular as it was 25 years ago, but reports of its demise are premature.

Central Maine has drawn host Norwalk, Conn., in the opening round of the New England Regional Babe Ruth tournament for 13-year-olds which begins Saturday.

It’s been many years since Bill Wing toed the rubber and threw a fastball past a batter. But there are still those who remember what that was like.

AUGUSTA — Delani Evans expects business as usual this fall at Maine-Ly Gymnastics, an Augusta business she recently purchased from longtime owners Michael and Becky Doherty.