Brunswick

There's a cocktail on the menu named after a cat. That's really all that needs to be said — but there's more to this downtown Brunswick spot worth knowing.

Standing next to a C5M Super Galaxy on the ground is one of those moments that's hard to describe until you've done it. That's just one of the static displays that will be at the Great State of Maine Air Show in Brunswick in July 2026.

After a long winter, the iconic Fat Boy drive-in is ready to kick off another season for 2026, including new menu items and a play area for kids!

Retail giant Hobby Lobby is preparing for the grand opening of their fifth location in Maine as their new Brunswick store is nearly complete

As summer heats up, the silence surrounding Fat Boy is deafening. Let’s take a closer look at what might be unfolding for this local gem.

In a world where gluten-free options can feel limited, one local spot is changing the game with safety and comfort food galore.

The echoes of fire trucks have been replaced by the clinks of pint glasses as Moderation Brewing brings new life to a historic landmark.

Get ready to look up, because the skies above Maine will come alive with the breathtaking maneuvers of the Blue Angels and RAF Red Arrows.

The buzz around town is about more than just great beer; it’s about new beginnings for two of Brunswick’s cherished breweries.

Midcoast Maine is packed with great restaurants, especially in the college town of Brunswick. Here are the most popular spots right now.

Of the 45 presidents to have held the title of Commander in Chief, only one attended college in Maine.

As one iconic store prepares to say goodbye in Brunswick, Maine, another is gearing up to take its place on Maine Street.

Six years after Sears closed for good in Brunswick, Maine, something new is finally going to take over some of the vacant space

Recently released data shows that a pair of prestigious colleges in Maine are amongst the toughest in the nation to get into

Maine is home to some incredible Irish pubs and bars where the St. Patrick’s Day spirit lasts all year long. Take a look at this list of some of the best in the state.

Winter just got a lot more appetizing with these new Maine restaurants that opened in January 2026. Local diners are in for a treat!