The Boothbay/Wiscasset girls' track and field team finished third April 29 in the Mountain Valley Conference meet in Wiscasset. Boothbay/Wiscasset scored 89 points and Lisbon's 89.33 edged them out of second place. Maranacook won the meet with 102.66 points. 

The Seawolves won six of 18 events. Rose Campbell won three events. Karen Higgins won two and Anna Strozier won the triple jump. 

Wawenock Golf Club is excited to announce its official opening day for the 2025 season on Thursday, May 1. Nestled in the scenic heart of Walpole, Wawenock continues to be a treasured destination for golfers of all levels, with a rich tradition of excellence and community spirit.

It was a bright start for the Boothbay/Wiscasset girls track and field team April 22. At the first Mountain Valley Conference meet,  Boothbay/Wiscasset shined brightly capturing second place out of a seven-team field in Lisbon.

Junior Rose Campbell won three events and sophomore Karen Higgins won two. Freshman Moriah Smith won the triple jump. The team scored 134 points. Madison won with 166. Lisbon finished third with 119.

It was a good start for the Boothbay/Wiscasset track and field boys' team April 22 as it posted a third place finish in the Mountain Valley Conference meet in Lisbon. It was an even better day for sophmore AJ Crocker who won the 3,200M and finished second in the 800M.

In his 19th season as track coach, Nick Scott can't remember a better start for his Boothbay/Wiscasset track teams. On April 17, the girls' team saw nine athletes qualify for the Mountain Valley Conference Championship meet and the boys' team had five qualifiers. In addition, the girls won the meet against Lincoln Academy and Medomak Valley in Wiscasset. "We've never seen results this strong prior to April vacation," Scott said. "We are building on a strong indoor season, and the first meet bodes well for us."

After a six long months of hibernation, Wiscasset Speedway is prepared to open their gates once again for an exciting 26-event race season. 

The most significant change made during the off-season was a new addition to the Group 1 lineup in the Davis Erector Group Crate Modifieds. The division, spearheaded by track owner Richard Jordan, features the first tour-type Modified cars to race weekly in Maine in almost 35 years. 

During the off-season, it was announced that both Amara Parker and Maddy Herrick, two accomplished weekly champions at the neighboring Oxford Plains Speedway, would be joining the pack at Wiscasset Speedway this season. These talented women join a growing list of females that have tried their hand at Maine’s biggest and fastest speedway.

One team eyes playing for a state championship. Another is looking toward re-joining the ranks of varsity baseball. Maine high school baseball workouts began indoors March 31 as Boothbay and Wiscasset began pre-season drills.

This year’s Earth Day Celebration at Wiscasset Community Center (242 Gardiner Road) returns on Saturday, April 26 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.,  with a lineup of local community groups and businesses, hands-on activities, food trucks, and much more.

Wiscasset Speedway has a knack for making racing bigger and better with each and every passing year. This off-season was no exception with the addition of the Davis Erector Group Crate Modifieds to the already action-packed Group 1 lineup.

The division has been a work in progress for some time now, as track owner Richard Jordan manifested the idea with the purchase of a fleet of Crate Modifieds a handful of years back. Fans got their first taste of the cars at last season’s Fall Fury event with a 25-lap…

Josee Winston-Feder, an 8th grader from Edgecomb, competed this weekend in the USA Gymnastics Maine State Championship Meet in Augusta. She won first place in both floor routine (meet high score of 9.75) and beam (9.375). She finished second overall in the championships for her division.…

In celebration of an outstanding high school basketball season in our area, LCTV is holding its annual Invitational Midcoast Senior High School Basketball Classic on Friday, March 14 at Medomak Valley High School Gymnasium, Manktown Road, Waldoboro.

The Classic is one of the last opportunities for many of our region’s senior student basketball players to face each other on the hardwood courts. Teams will be exclusively comprised of regional players from Wiscasset, Lincoln…

Family and friends peppered the bleachers at the Boothbay Region High School gymnasium to celebrate the Seahawks indoor track team March 10. And they had a lot to celebrate.   

“The indoor season was fantastic,” said coach Nick Scott. “We have had a really robust and varied level of competition throughout the entire season.”  

The February physical education unit of Dresden Elementary School featured lessons in pickleball. Pickleball is becoming the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and other parts of the world. If you have never heard of the sport, ask any friend who plays a racquet sport, they will happily and quickly respond to your questions.

The Boothbay Region Special Olympians have returned victorious from the Maine Winter Special Olympics Games held at Lost Valley / Norway Savings Arena, both in Auburn and Pineland Farms in Pownal, on Feb. 26 and 27.

Alpine events were held at Lost Valley and that was where Boothbay’s athletes competed. Pouring rain canceled the activities on the 27th so changes had to be made with the schedule.

Wiscasset Rod and Gun Club hosted its second annual free kids ice fishing derby Feb. 22. We had a great turnout of families that participated. Kids, parents and grandparents alike enjoyed the free cookies, hot dogs and hot chocolate.

Cash prizes were given out for the three biggest fish in each of the categories. Etta Stockford brought in the largest fish, a 3.66 pound smallmouth bass.

There was also many door prizes that were drawn and given out. The grand prize of an Eskimo double ice shelter,…

It’s not too early or too late to prune your apple trees!

Boothbay Region Land Trust invites you to join us on Thursday, March 20 from 10-11:30 a.m. at Oak Point Farm for Apple Tree Pruning 101. Whether you’re a beginner or just looking to refresh your knowledge, this workshop will cover the essential skills for maintaining healthy, productive apple trees.

Wiscasset Middle High School senior Anna Strozier just learned she will be part of the next Maine Shrine Lobster Bowl Classic, including a week's training camp at Central Maine Community College in Auburn, a game eve banquet and the July 19 game.