Maranacook hits the boards, and other takeaways from Class C South
Hall-Dale starts its revenge tour, Mount View recovers and Spruce Mountain gets a lift from Dylan Jewett in the quarterfinals.
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Hall-Dale starts its revenge tour, Mount View recovers and Spruce Mountain gets a lift from Dylan Jewett in the quarterfinals.
Also, catch the Maine Voices Live interview with Portland Hearts of Pine co-founder Gabe Hoffman-Johnson.
Lovett and longtime friend Hiatt will perform together in Waterville and Portland.
Freshman Avery Guyer’s overtime goal gives Clippers elusive championship.
Brady Ouellette becomes the program’s first four-time state champion, and the Knights win their 16th state crown.
An individual battle between two future college football players and the return of a player sidelined by family concerns were part of the Bulldogs’ story.
In both our cities, things are beginning to feel their way back to normal. As we reflect on the events of recent weeks, we admire our neighbors’ unwavering love for one another.
UConn scores once in the first period and once in the third to take a Hockey East win over the slumping Black Bears.
The Maine state basketball tournament gets underway in earnest across the state.
He donated his piggy bank savings to the nonprofit group that helps Mainers, and his act inspired more than 400 other people to give what they could, too.
Some Maine retailers and others who handle cash transactions are rounding change to the nearest nickel in the absence of pennies.
Here are the tournaments that Varsity Maine reporters are looking forward to the most.
Some customers are buying smaller boxes of chocolate, or nothing at all, but the full picture of demand may not be clear until Sunday.
With this year’s reclassification, several groups must adjust to significant site changes compared to recent seasons, particularly in Class A and Class B.
Overall, homicides across the state dipped compared to 2023 and 2024, which are 2 of the deadliest years on record, according to recently released data.
They keep their teams organized and poised through the chaos of big games. And this postseason will feature several standouts at the position.
Here are three boys and three girls teams we think have a chance to cause beautiful chaos.
These players have impressed during the regular season and hope to lead their teams on deep runs through February.
American Airlines carried nearly one-third of the passengers.
Tired of the apps, an increasing number of people are eager for new ways to meet romantic partners.
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