Gardiner volleyball finding its footing in win over rival Cony
Facing a tough early schedule, the Tigers are hoping to set themselves up for a deep run in the Class C playoffs.
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Meet 10 central Maine volleyball players to watch in 2026
These area players will look to step up their games and lead their teams to the postseason.
Here are the central Maine volleyball teams’ outlooks for 2026
The area boasts teams that will be in state contention this fall, along with teams looking to make improvements and earn postseason bids.
Gardiner appoints resident to SAD 11 school board to fill spot of member who resigned in frustration
Allyce Pepin was appointed to fill seat vacated by Joanne O’Brien on the Gardiner-area school board.
At Central Maine’s Cobbossee Lake, local groups fight off infestation of invasive aquatic plants
The Cobbosseecontee Lake Association and Watershed Friends have been working to control the spread of Eurasian watermilfoil, an aggressive invasive plant, since 2018.
Meet the 2026 Central Maine All-Region softball team
Players from all four classes made major contributions to area teams this spring.
Waterfront concerts, Moxie Festival, K9 training among central Maine week in photos
Here are some of our favorite Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel photos from July 10-16, 2026.
Crews work to restore power across Maine after intense storms
A woman in Penobscot County was killed when a tree limb broke and went through her car windshield.
Meet the 2026 Central Maine All-Region boys tennis team
Several area players made noise in the state singles tournament.
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Chair of Maine Public Utilities Commission to step down next month
Philip Bartlett was first appointed to the commission by Gov. Janet Mills in 2019 and was reappointed last year.
1 dead following crash between motorcycle and school bus in Augusta
The crash at the intersection of Cony Street and Pierce Drive is currently under investigation.
Painted turtle basks in the sun in Augusta | Photo
Staff photographer Joe Phelan captures a painted turtle basking in the sun at Viles Arboretum.
KVCAP launches new bus route connecting Augusta, Fairfield
The route will run for at least 4 months as a demonstration project to gauge the level of interest for longer-term offerings.
Rebuilding the porch on Augusta house that was moved in June | Photo
Staff photographer Joe Phelan captures renovations on a house that was moved around Memorial Circle.
Billing dispute disrupts Maine public-interest payphones
Monitoring caught a sudden collapse in Maine’s state-funded public-interest payphone network in August, with field tests finding phones that still had dial tone and could reach 911 but could not complete ordinary local calls.
Cony football outlasts Skowhegan for wild win
The Rams let a 20-point lead evaporate, but Davis Noyes scores the decisive touchdown with 1:33 left.
Deadly force justified in Augusta high-speed chase last year
Deputies Jeffrey Boudreau and Elijah Curtis acted in self-defense when they fired shots at Dustin Smith, resulting in a nonfatal injury.
Field hockey, volleyball, Litchfield Fair, Gardiner library fundraiser focus of central Maine week in photos
Here are some of our favorite Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel photos from Sept. 3-10, 2026.
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