Gorham, ME

Congratulations to Bill Audette, whose radio feature on Black History Month has been recognized by the Maine Association of Broadcasters (MAB) Awards , placing either first or second in its category. We’ll find out which on awards night in October! It’s a wonderful recognition of Bill’s work and the great programming happening at WMPG. Listen to “Bill-Audette-Black History Month Feature” on Spreaker.

WMPG’S Jazz At The Movies team and the Portland Conservatory of Music are excited to kick off our Fall 2026 season with a very special showing of the film The Monkathon, a new movie of  guitarist Miles Okazaki’s live solo performance of the entire Thelonious Monk’s songbook. If you’re a Monk fan, you won’t want to miss this! Award winning guitarist Miles Okazaki decided to honor his hero, Thelonious Monk, by performing all 66 of...

WMPG’s Programming Committee wants to highlight some exceptional and unique shows that exist outside of our most trafficked time slots. The first one we’ve landed on is A Cold Moon, hosted by Naomi who presents an excellent survey of the esoteric post hardcore emo scene often referred to as screamo. As Naomi tells it: “My show, A Cold Moon, focuses on playing a wide variety of screamo music. This eclectic, abrasive, and often lyrically left-wing genre is...

Charles, a Republican, outlined the things he plans to focus on between now and November during a campaign stop Thursday in Gorham.

Primo Cubano will play our Live from the Drive. Come to WMPG for the 7.30pm live broadcast from our driveway.

One adult suffered minor burns but did not require hospitalization, according to officials.

The friends graduated from Gorham State Teachers College, which is now the University of Southern Maine, in 1956. They've all stayed close ever since.

The proposed 146,000-square-foot Amazon facility would bring jobs to Gorham, but opponents are concerned about its potential impacts on wildlife and traffic.

A 'Day on the Land' event brought about 50 people to the undeveloped site on Main Street to rally against the megaretailer's plans to build a warehouse and distribution center.

The $21-per-hour positions being touted fall well short of the income needed for a couple to be able to purchase a median-priced home in town.