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Former captain George Elokobi is back with Maidstone in a coaching capacity.
Maidstone tennis player Zane Cheeseman finally experienced the winning feeling at Wimbledon - not once but twice.
Substitute Ibrahim Olutade scored a late double as Folkestone completed a fine comeback at Billericay in the Isthmian Premier.
Hakan Hayrettin saw the Maidstone he knows in their late win over Torquay.
Substitute James Alabi scored a late winner as Maidstone beat Torquay at the Gallagher.
Maidstone have moved for a new central defender after conceding nine goals in their past two games.
Gillingham travel to Carlisle with confidence on the back of recent performances.
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Gills boss Neil Harris remains in regular contact with club owner Paul Scally.
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Summer signing Sol Wanjau-Smith can’t wait to get going in the National League after throwing himself into life in Maidstone.
Jack Midson knows all about rivalries as Sheppey prepare to face Sittingbourne in a competitive game for the first time in more than 20 years.
Ashford have been cleared to play at Homelands after their 3G pitch passed a retest.
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Former Maidstone favourite Alex Flisher has announced his retirement from football, aged just 30.
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Sittingbourne play two of their biggest games of the season in the space of three days over the bank holiday weekend.
Neil Harris says recruitment is the hardest part of management as he tries to get his final signing over the line.
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Hakan Hayrettin is targeting four new signings after Maidstone’s capitulation at Wrexham.
Defender Will Wright is looking forward to spending more time with his new Gills team-mates.
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Ashford’s 3G pitch failed its annual inspection - but the club have moved quickly to put things right.
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Steve Watt says Hythe have to earn respect as they gear up for two Kent derbies over the bank holiday weekend.
Neil Harris had total faith in David Tutonda when he stepped up to take the decisive penalty in Gillingham’s Carabao Cup win over Exeter.
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David Tutonda scored the winning penalty as Gillingham reached the Carabao Cup third round.
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