Video games have gotten a bad rap in recent years. Instead of playing outside until dark, kids, it seems, would rather be online with their…
As the pandemic continues to take hold on our state, more and more we are looking for opportunities to follow guidelines but remain active at…
Winter may be our longest season, but humans are not meant to hibernate. According to the Outdoor Industry Association, only 13% of children ages 6…
On December 18th, 2020, Cumberland county was designated “yellow” by the Maine Department of Education’s classification system. This color-coded arrangement was implemented back in July…
This year has certainly been challenging due to COVID-19. Non-stop cancelations, closures, and disappointments week after week have taken a toll on all of us.…
Despite the pandemic, the Gorham Recreation Department continued the Burn off the Turkey race, normally held the day after Thanksgiving. The first race was held…
Girls’ Soccer The girls’ soccer team ended their season with a 4-2-2 record. Senior Lauren Fotter was the girls leading scorer for the second year…
The Maine Principal’s Association along with state agencies have announced new guidelines for the upcoming winter sports season; concerns over holiday gatherings contributing to a…
An essential part of high school sports is having fans cheering on the athletes. This year has been unlike any other in so many ways.…
At home exercise machines have come in handy during COVID-19, and for some, the purchase was made during the pandemic when gyms had to close.…