Bangor Daily News
NIL-fueled parity shakes up college football’s title odds
NIL and the transfer portal have introduced unprecedented parity to college football, turning national championship futures into a wide-open race for a growing field of top contenders.
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6mThe Dolly Parton you may not know, in her own words
This collection of interviews highlights the wit, wisdom, and enduring spirit of country music icon Dolly Parton, reflecting on her legendary career, personal faith, and remarkable life journey.
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7mFarmington drops plan for townwide camera network
Farmington Police Chief Kenneth Charles has officially canceled a proposed town-wide camera surveillance project, citing evolving privacy concerns and shifting community expectations despite secure federal funding.
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3mSidelined bride should have her own way
Dear Abby readers push back against pushy mothers hijacking wedding plans, while a grateful soul recognizes the life-saving impact of delivery drivers during a personal health crisis.
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21mMobile home park residents pleaded with state officials to fix issues
Residents of an Eliot mobile home park face long-standing infrastructure failures, including contaminated water and sewage issues, prompting state intervention to demand urgent, long-term improvements from unresponsive owners.
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6mDolly Parton’s love of the Great Smoky Mountains transformed her hometown
Following the passing of Dolly Parton, the Sevier County community mourns their beloved native daughter whose immense philanthropy, economic contributions, and enduring spirit transformed the Great Smoky Mountains region.