Old Orchard Beach

The coaster has been around for nearly two decades, but in September it gave it's last ride.

The Pier at Old Orchard Beach has closed down for the season and tourists are back in their own cities.

Happy as a clam? The phrase doesn't ring true at Old Orchard Beach right now.

So much has changed at the pier since the late 1800's it's almost unrecognizable! The pier opened to the public in 1898 and offered entertainment such as concerts from some of the best entertainers in the world like Frank Sanatra, Louis Armstrong, and more...

Sunday night an electrical transformer at the corner of Old Orchard Street and East Grand Avenue exploded causing a total black out in Old Orchard Beach. For about an hour the only lights visible at the popular summer destination were the lights from the public safety vehicles blocking traffic...

According to WalletHub, Maine is the 11th most fun state in the U.S.! When it comes to fun on a scale of 1= most fun and 25= average, here's where we ranked per capita. 1st-  Arts, Entertainment & Recreation 2nd- Restaurants per capita 4th- Performing Arts Theater 5th- Golf Courses 7th- Amusement Parks 8th- Movie Theaters 16th- Access to National Parks 21st- Fitness Centers These are some of

Since 1631 Old Orchard Beach has been a popular tourist destination when its first settler, Thomas Rogers established a “Garden by the Sea”. In fact, the town got its name from the apple orchard in Saco that Thomas abandoned. When you think of OOB, you instantly think of the PIER...

Get pumped for summer with another great Maine drone video!

Palace Playland along Maine's popular Old Orchard Beach has long entertained tourists and locals alike.

The Maine Drug Enforcement Agency reports another meth lab in the state – this one at 42 Milliken St. in Old Orchard Beach.