The mud run draws nearly 700 participants annually.
Events
Farmington society to host Tulip Tree Tea Party
Music will be provided on the sun porch by the Maine Harp Circle.
West Paris church announces June services
Sumner worship services are also scheduled for July and August.
All In Fore Survivors Golf Tournament taking registrations for June event
For over 40 years, SAPARS has provided support and advocacy to people of all ages and genders impacted sexual violence.
Lewiston library offers reduced admission wildlife park tickets
Lewiston Public Library, at 200 Lisbon St., has a limited number of wildlife park tickets available through Nov. 11 for the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray. Each member of the group (3 years and older) using this ticket will be charged a discounted admission fee of $5 per person at the gatehouse. The discount ticket […]
Mountain bike/trail running challenge set for Greenwood
Local businesses and mountain bike/trail running enthusiasts plan to rally to support WinterKids at Mt. Abram on June 22.
Carly Pearce to headline concert to benefit Rangeley Health and Wellness
All proceeds support the many services provided by Rangleley Health and Wellness.
Lewiston-Auburn club to hold $100K Hole-in-One Contest
The Lewiston-Auburn Kiwanis Club’s $100,000 Hole-in-One Contest will be hosted by Taber’s Restaurant, Miniature Golf and Driving Range at 473 Lake Shore Drive in Auburn. The qualifying dates are noon to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, June 1 and 2, and 4-7 p.m. Wednesday to Friday, June 5-7. Those who are the 10 closest to […]
Maine Woodland Owners to host tree identification day
Maine Woodland Owners is set to hold its first free Tree ID Day from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, June 1, at four locations — Searsport, Farmington, Brownville, and Winthrop. During this all-ages event, foresters will guide attendees through Tree ID Trails and demonstrate ways to accurately identify common tree species. Information guides and materials […]
Falls Fire Co. seeks donations to benefit baseball teams
Each year the yard sale earnings go to maintain Philbrick Park and sponsor the Hawks Majors and Minors baseball teams, purchasing items like uniforms, bats, balls and chalk.