CAMDEN — The Mid-Coast Regional Off-Road Bicycle Enthusiasts are a group of concerned, interested, active and fun-loving individuals and families who are getting organized to support mountain biking in the mid-coast region.

Dartmouth's Kevin Castino scored the lone first-half goal in the 24th minute of Dartmouth's 3-0 victory over Falmouth. Morgan Brandso scored in the first minute of the second half on a pass from Chris Tsonis, and Tyler Hilchey capped the win for the...

BICYCLE MAINTENANCE CLINIC: Learn the basics of drive train adjustments and brake systems each Tuesday at Ski Country Sports on Merrimon Avenue. Call 254-2771.

WorkflowOne is the company behind the "Livestrong" yellow wristband campaign associated with bicycling champion/cancer survivor Lance Armstrong. It also produces and distributes promotional materials for Great Wolf Lodge, the American Heart Association and the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

WorkflowOne is the company behind the "Livestrong" yellow wristband campaign associated with bicycling champion/cancer survivor Lance Armstrong. It also produces and distributes promotional materials for Great Wolf Lodge, the American Heart Association and the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

WorkflowOne is the company behind the "Livestrong" yellow wristband campaign associated with bicycling champion/cancer survivor Lance Armstrong. It also produces and distributes promotional materials for Great Wolf Lodge, the American Heart Association and the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

WorkflowOne is the company behind the "Livestrong" yellow wristband campaign associated with bicycling champion/cancer survivor Lance Armstrong. It also produces and distributes promotional materials for Great Wolf Lodge, the American Heart Association and the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

WorkflowOne is the company behind the "Livestrong" yellow wristband campaign associated with bicycling champion/cancer survivor Lance Armstrong. It also produces and distributes promotional materials for Great Wolf Lodge, the American Heart Association and the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

When the inaugural Tour of Missouri slammed into St. Charles at speeds topping 30 miles per hour Saturday, fans from far and wide awaited them near the finish line on Riverside Drive.

A number of interested people drove out to the races at Berendos Park Wednesday afternoon and some excitement and much enthusiasm was shown upon the several different occasions. The first on the list was the race for stallions.