It's that time of year again, when the 'Back to School' section is out at Target, summer reading challenges are nearing their end, and...

Sometimes there is nothing more you want to do than curl up under the blanket with a book in your hand, the AC blasting, and a pot of tea...

Spend the month of October catching up on or rereading Islandport's scary, mysterious, and fantastical reads in preparation for...

Islandport is here to banish all fears of late summer boredom! Encourage reading with some of our titles geared toward the little ones in...

Here at Islandport, we have a fun selection of titles for the older kids in your life! Ranging from middle grade fiction to young adult,...

Ron Joseph, author of the recently released Bald Eagles, Bear Cubs and Hermit Bill, and his former field assistant, Kent Keller,...

Meet Elton and Dolly, the latest additions to our staff. We were so lucky to have them help us out last week and we're already missing...

by Katherine Berube Longfellow campers listening to Jaed Coffin's reading at Twice Sold Tales in downtown Farmington. (Photo by Lewis...

Enjoy Yarmouth's 56th Annual Clam Festival this weekend right here in our hometown! Here are some highlights from the festival that you...

Merrill Memorial Library Yarmouth Eager for some excitement and a literary challenge to spice up your summer? Look no further than...

Looking to switch up your typical Fourth of July menu? Did last year's pie recipe disappoint? Need to pull together a meal for...

Ruth Moore was a Tremont native, born into a fishing family on Great Gott Island in the early 1900s. She is heralded as one of the most...

Islandport Press staff favorites from volume two of the Maine Community Cookbook. Maine Community Cookbook: 200 More Recipes, recently...

Study up on these fun facts about your favorite state, and then order Maine Trivia for even more even more categories fun questions! On...

Downeast Roots and Islandport Press are developing Little Free Libraries in Milbridge and Cherryfield as part of an initiative to...

By Dean L. Lunt While walking across the Syracuse University campus on a spring day in the 1980s, I pointed out some dandelions and told...

By May Davidson We toss about the word “love” so often that it can almost seem commonplace, but as a silent, unseen force, it is the...

Charlie and me had a nice, quiet Christmas, just the two of us. (As a cashier down to the A&P, I’m on the front lines,

by Kathryn Olmstead Aroostook County lost one of its treasures when Glenna Johnson Smith died August 8 at age one hundred.

I know, some folks are using this time to learn a foreign language. I’m doing rhubarb. And Charlie doesn’t know what hit him.