Patrick Myers was born the year Center Theatre closed. He came back to Dover-Foxcroft in time to see its revival; now it's his job to keep it hoppin'.

Caribou’s Del Ramey is known locally as “the hunter gatherer.” He’s just glad he listened to his mother’s advice and learned to make his own dessert.

Cathie Pelletier is one of Maine’s most prolific and acclaimed novelists. She’s tapped out on mining her Allagash roots, she says, and is moving to screenplays. Look out Hollywood—a fearless writer is looking straight at you.

Three glorious gardens: All are labors of love, close by, and free for the taking in.

When Thom Lloyd's wife, Jeni, got cancer, he researched every healthy recipe he could find to make her well. Now he's working to keep her that way.

Two decades ago, artist Melissa Sweet gave herself a month to break into children's boom publishing. She's been coloring young readers' worlds with delight ever since.

The U.S. has no single national film archive. Our moving history's survival depends on a few climate-controlled treasure chests - like the one at Northeast Historic Film in Bucksport.

Becky Frye can’t speak Lebanese, but she sure can cook Lebanese. And her large family is most grateful for that.

Tired of a stunted, mopey garden? Maybe it’s time you acknowledged that plants need soil as much as water and sunlight . . . and learn how to make decomposition your new best friend.

American folk icon, social activist, singer, songwriter, producer, Betty’s man, God’s man. Noel Paul Stookey has a lot to sing about.