Nubble Light

Lois Griswold from Ohio snapped an incredible image of Mainers helping a man in distress.

Lighthouses and Christmas lights go together like lobster and butter.

York's Nubble Light takes the cake for beauty during the holidays.

With stunning views of the ocean, this Cape Neddick, Maine, rental shines with its historic character. It's a perfect spot for a family reunion or friend group holiday.

All it takes is one quick look outside to know that Christmas time is upon us, but there's still one more thing that needs to happen in Maine before the Holiday season begins officially. Light up those trees, or lighthouses!

See one of America's most beautiful lighthouses in stunning 4K from a drone flyby. Videos like this remind us about how lucky we are to call Vacationland home.

Watch the power of the latest storm to hit Maine, live at home curled up in a blanked drinking hot chocolate.

Since 1879 Nubble Light in York has been guiding ships away from the rocky coast and on to safer waters. The lighthouse was built on a 15,000 dollar budget and up until 1987 was operated manually. In July of '87 resources to pay for the lighthouse service dried up and the Nubble Light was automated...

Last week I shared aerial video that Elijah Shalome shot of Portland Headlight with his drone. He's created another amazing video of Nubble Lighthouse in York that shows a view rarely seen of this famous Maine landmark.