Lisbon

Moxie, it's a Maine thing, to be more precise, it's a Lisbon, Maine thing. The famous bubbly beverage in the bright orange cans is an acquired taste. The annual Moxie Festival is going on this Friday, Saturday and Sunday throughout Lisbon and Lisbon Falls.

According to WGME News 13, a bicyclist along Route 196 in Lisbon near the intersection of Moody Road, was struck and killed by a pickup truck.

The A & E show 'Hoarders' will be featuring a home in Lisbon, Maine on an episode to air on March 13, 2016 at 9 p.m.. The show was filmed last year and it was reported that a Service Master crew hauled out close to 20,000 pounds of stuff from only a few rooms in the home in just a few hours.

It’s a tradition in Maine and it’s certainly an acquired taste, I am talking about Moxie. It’s a soft drink that will bring strong reactions from people who have tried it. It was created in 1876 by Dr. Augustin Thompson in Lowell, Massachusetts. It was originally marketed as a panacea that would cure paralysis, nervousness and insomnia.The town of Lisbon Falls, in Central Maine, celebrates everyth

The annual Moxie Festival is this Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Lisbon and Lisbon Falls. Moxie became the official soft drink of Maine on May 10, 2005 and was created in 1876 by Dr. Augustin Thompson, who was born in Union, Maine.

The Lisbon High School organization, 'Students Against Destructive Decisions,' has made a very emotional video called, 'One Decision,' to raise awareness about drinking and driving. It's a must see and a must share.

Any Boston Red Sox fan over the age of 40, know that it hasn't always been like this. There was way more heartache then celebration. If any Red Sox fan know that's first hand it's 99-year-old Ginny Tardiff of Lisbon.