Bangor, Maine is a city of 31,000 people located in eastern Maine on the banks of the Penobscot River. Bangor is the third largest city in Maine and serves as a commerce hub for the northern two-thirds of the state. Bangor is home to writer Stephen King.
Another Legendary Bangor, Maine Bar Has Been Sold
Carolina's Sports & Spirits in Bangor, Maine, has been sold, and will re-open under a new name and with new ownership.
Did You Know That This Sandwich Was Invented in Maine?
There’s no doubt that a lot of awesome things have come out of our Pine Tree State, but this sandwich may just be our best invention!
Maine Library Helps Connect Bunny With Iconic Coat
The staff hopped into action, and produced the book, as a guide, for the mother. She used the example of Peter's picture in the book to recreate the little coat.
How Many Target Stores Are in Maine?
Folks in our Pine Tree State absolutely go nuts for Target! It’s one of the biggest department stores in the country, but how many are there in Maine?
It's Time: Maine's Gifford's Ice Cream Stands Open This Month
It's not unusual to see a line of people wrapped around the Gifford's stand on opening day, waiting for a taste of that homemade goodness.
New Maine Restaurant Named to List of Best Fish & Chips in the US
A seafood restaurant in Maine that has been open for less than a year has just been named to a national list for the best fish & chips!
There’s an Active 40-Day Boycott on Target Stores in Maine
There have been several economic boycotts of chains both locally in Maine and nationwide, but this one specifically ‘targets’ Target stores.
Bangor, Maine: Burlington Coat Factory Moving To New Location
Management at Burlington confirmed that the lease on the current building is up in October and says a plan is to move to a new location sometime this summer.
Danish Rockers 'Volbeat' To Play Bangor, Maine with Halestorm
They'll be joined by special guests Halestorm and The Ghost Inside during their Bangor stop.
Have You Ever Heard of Maine’s ‘Bangor-Style’ Pizza?
While Chicago and New York have their own distinct styles, they’re not alone! Apparently, our Pine Tree State has its own pizza ‘style.’