The cities of Waterville and Augusta are prepared, with help from their chambers of commerce, to receive influxes of people for such large events that are increasingly being held in central Maine.
morning sentinel
2024 track and field wrap-up: Winslow boys continue run of excellence
Joey Richards has a historic farewell for Black Raiders; Winthrop boys have their highest finish in recent memory at Class C meet.
Waterville City Hall exterior to get $85,000 paint job
The City Council on Tuesday voted 7-0 to award the $85,000 contract to Clean Cut Painting Co. of Bethel.
Thomas College baseball coach hopes to start ‘Elite 8’ high school tournament next summer
While some logistics remain, Ray Bernier wants to host a tourney that would decide a true state champion.
Waterville officials approve $62 million budget that will increase tax rate about 15 cents
The Waterville City Council on Tuesday OK’d the budget for municipal, school and county spending, and also took a final vote to approve borrowing $4.9 million for capital projects.
Softball: Difficult schedule prepared Nokomis for Class B title win
By playing central Maine’s best squads — regardless of class — Warriors were ready in rematch against York.
A way-too-early look at central Maine’s baseball, softball title contenders in 2025
Messalonskee baseball, Hall-Dale softball have shots to defend crowns next spring.
Waterville couple look to open food truck court on Kennedy Memorial Drive
Zhanpo “PoPo” Lu of Waterville plans to develop PoPo’s Food Truck Court at 121 Kennedy Memorial Drive in Waterville, where she and her husband, Linjie Gu, would have their own truck and lease space for another 10 food vendors.
Class A baseball: Scarborough rides complete performance to 7-0 win over Messalonskee
Early runs, strong pitching and good defense power the Red Storm to their first state championship since 2019.
Class A baseball: Messalonskee bats meet Scarborough arms with state title on the line
Eagles, Red Storm to face off at 1 p.m. Saturday at Morton Field.