Bill Maine

Only once since the Revolutionary war have citizens taken up arms to throw out an elected government. It happened just after WWII in Tennessee. Author of "The Fighting Bunch", Chris DeRose shared the story on Maine Street will Bill Maine.

Michael Pare stopped by Maine Street to chat with Bill Maine about his latest film, "Middleton Christmas".

Home prices have risen during the pandemic. Will they hold their new value in the long run? Frank Norton Jr. shares his thoughts with Bill Maine on "Mornings on Maine Street".

Some people visit the beach. Others invade it. Either way, the people watching is always entertaining.

When Teddy Williams met his future wife while in college, he couldn't have imagined one day she would try to kill his family. "Duplicity, A story of Deadly Intent" is the first novel from local author Renee Propes.

If it is the small things that really matter, then I'm going to be just fine.

Democrats in Georgia are making headway across the state. I stated on Morningtalk this morning that I’m happy about it because I love competition. I believe conservative ideas are better and ultimately if you are comparing one agenda to the other, conservatives and Republicans will win. So I’m not afraid of competition. But we have to be able to talk to each other. It’s time we started talking to each other even though we might vote differently.

Wait until the guys see this! It'll set off a round of bin envy.

The U.S. military recruited dogs to serve during World War II. Families were asked to "enlist" their dogs for service in the newly formed canine unit. Trevor Jones tells the true story of one such recruit in "Major: A Soldier Dog."

Wendy Holden dropped by Maine Street to talk about her new book "The Royal Governess: A Novel of Queen Elizabeth II's Childhood".