Hartland Historical Society buys its first-ever home

The Hartland Historical Society purchased the Fuller Mansion on Friday after a rigorous fundraising campaign, and plans to place all of its items being stored around town there and turn the second floor into a research and education center.

Pattie Boyd’s trove of treasures from her life with Eric Clapton and George Harrison nets $3.6 million

The collection, which went on public display at Christie’s London headquarters last Friday, provided a glimpse into the heart of the 1960s and 70s counterculture.

‘What it Means to be Franco’ presentation and discussion to be held at Franco-American Collection

Lewiston native who saved 1963 UPI news teletype recalls aftermath of Kennedy shooting

Richard Fortier held onto a partial UPI teletype from a local radio station, which details the minutes immediately following the news that President John F. Kennedy had been assassinated.

Maine midwives, local officials celebrate Martha Ballard

Speakers at a Blaine House tea said every Maine community could use a midwife like historical figure Martha Ballard.

Maine filmmakers explore 1970s disco backlash

Lisa Quijano Wolfinger and Rushmore DeNooyer, of Lone Wolf Media in South Portland, made the new documentary "The War on Disco," airing Monday on PBS.

Maine Voices: Years of inhumanity to Palestinians have inhuman consequences

Hamas’ slaughter of Israeli civilians follows 75 years of the killing of Palestinian civilians and nearly two decades of an embargo that keeps Palestinians from getting food and medication.

Commentary: Maine will be a valuable partner to an independent Greenland

The world's largest island is in the process of seceding from Denmark. Some Mainers will have front-row seats to this instructive process.

Maine Voices: Yearning for unity in my adopted country

As I get older, I find it frustrating to witness the gradual erosion of the trust Americans reserved for their government and their pride in their democracy and rule of law.

Renovations to Maine State Museum chug along with removal of historic steam engine

When the Augusta museum reopens, likely in 2025, it is expected to feature interactive exhibits that boost focus on women and minority groups — and two humpback whale skeletons.