Live Interview

BANGOR – The annual Race for Recovery is coming up in Bangor.

BANGOR – How to help the homeless is a problem all over the world, including here in Bangor.

BANGOR – City Drawers in Bangor has undergone some major renovations — including a new storefront.

BANGOR – Grand Ole Opry veteran Tim Atwood made an appearance on today’s noon newscast. Watch his interview with Susan Farley in advance of his performance at the Countrygrass Music Festival Friday and Saturday at Broken Acres Retreat in Jefferson. He also treated viewers to a sample of his music.

BANGOR – The Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce’s annual golf tournament is set for Sept. 6. It’s expected to be a fun day of golf, networking and socializing with other chamber members. During her interview at noon on Wednesday, Susan Farley hears about some of the event’s highlights from the chamber’s Shelly Sund.  

BANGOR – AARP Maine remains committed to prescription drug reform. During her interview at noon on Thursday, Susan Farley learns why the issue is at the top of the nonprofit’s priority list from Japhet Els, director of outreach.

BANGOR – The Bangor Police Department has a new community resource officer. During her interview at noon Monday, Susan Farley meets Officer Liz Brunton and learns about her mission from Brunton and Sgt. Wade Betters, the department’s public information officer.

NEWBURGH – The town of Newburgh is getting ready to celebrate its 200-year anniversary. Newburgh Day 2019 is set for Saturday. During her interview at noon on Thursday, Susan Farley hears the details from Briar Jipson, president of the planning committee, and her husband Dan, who is the media coordinator. The event takes place at … Read More

BANGOR – The sixth annual Wilderness Walk for Warriors annual motorcycle ride from Bangor to Monson is set for Saturday but there is much more to the day’s events. During her interview at noon on Friday, Chris Robinson of the warriors group fills Susan Farley in on the details.

BANGOR – Thanks to the latest in technology, it is becoming easier for older people to remain in their homes longer. During her interview at noon Tuesday, Susan Farley discusses smart home devices with Dan Godin of U.S. Cellular.