AUGUSTA - The Friends of the Maine State Museum hosts educator and living history interpreter Hank Lunn of Camden in the next free program in the Maine Voices from the Civil War lecture series. Lunn will present the program The Life of a Maine Soldier during the War Between the States on Wednesday, April 10 at 6:30 p.m. at the Maine State Museum.

Wearing a uniform similar to that of a Union soldier, Lunn will portray the Civil War experiences of Maine soldier Myron W. Harris of Littleton, Maine. Harris joined the 20th Regiment Maine Infantry Volunteers in August 1862 and fought at Little Round Top under the command of Joshua Chamberlain during the Battle of Gettysburg. In Harris's 'voice,' Lunn will tell stories of the hardship and valor of that battle, as well as the everyday life of a common Union soldier.

The Comedy Hour holds its second annual WERU benefit show

BREWER - Is cabin fever beginning to take its toll on you? Are the trials and tribulations of excessive darkness getting you down?

Help is on the way!

On March 9, from 7 to 9 p.m., The Comedy Hour will hold its second annual WERU Benefit LIVE Radio Show at the Next Generation Theatre in Brewer. Prepare for a night of hilarity in the dark of winter.