Maine business

As many employers in Maine are having difficulty finding employees to work for them, some are actually laying them off.

In a story that just keeps getting better and better, another massive donation has come in to the Children's Center to help them boost their expansion project goals. The Children's Center is currently fundraising for their 14,000 square foot expansion in an effort to do away with the cente…

Of course you can't just go bowling without seeing if anyone else in the family wants to go now can you? No, of course not.

Each year the Maine State Council of the Society for Human Resources Management release a list of the top companies to work for in Maine.

If we learned anything during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, it was that, when it comes to retail, Amazon is king!
We used the online retailer to order everything from face masks, to gardening supplies, to toilet paper.
Recently, however, many people have experienced a lag in the time it …

Though it is good news to hear about massive retail outlets opening back up, it certainly won't resemble the Maine Mall you knew prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.

We're just getting word from owner Lisa Wardwell and the business's Facebook Page that they have had to close for good.

It's been a crazy situation developing both nationally and locally with the COVID-19 pandemic. That's why the DJs at 92 Moose want to spread a little love.

Stepanie Lay, the Maine mom who co-founded Maine Tex Grilled Salsa with her autistic son passed away suddenly at her home Sunday afternoon.

It's always a great sign for local economics when a major corporation decides to spend a great deal of money in Maine.

As you head down Pleasant Street in Brunswick, it's virtually impossible to miss the flashing LED lights and beautiful new construction of Fast Eddie's Express Car Wash. Similar to the Augusta location, though this wash is 10' longer with a few more tricks up it's sleeve...

Maine 201 Antiques, on the Skowhegan Road, has been going back and forth with the town for what seems like forever

After just over a year in business, a local Italian restaurant has closed its doors.