Winslow

A Department of Marine Resources proposal to remove dams in Waterville-Winslow, Fairfield and Skowhegan to restore fish passage and boost economic development on that stretch of the river is "unlawful," according to the global energy partnership, which owns the dams.

Read about seven distinguished Mainers who have helped shape the state's economic vitality over the past 12 months, and who will be honored at the virtual Business Leaders of the Year award reception on Thursday, April 15.

In a world profoundly and permanently changed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 Mainebiz Business Leaders of...

For products ranging from flags to frozen treats, the "made in Maine" identity is a valuable asset. Small businesses are discovering just how valuable as their goods see demand far beyond the state's borders.

In six years, specialty food manufacturer Maine Crisp Co. has grown faster than the Aroostook County buckwheat...

The economic development organization gave its annual prize to the co-owner of a business that has opened four locations across central Maine in the past 16 years.

A South Portland company is on a streak of school construction projects, with several jobs finished and more on the way. Meanwhile, work on a $50 million water treatment plant is getting underway.

The Ticonic Bridge, connecting Waterville and Winslow, is 111 years old and the other six bridges are each over 80 years old.

In recent weeks, two banks with similar names announced their were becoming one, while two credit unions made a similar announcement of their own.

Connected Credit Union, of Augusta, is merging with Winslow Community Federal Credit Union, and Town & Country Federal Credit Union goes to a virtual format for its annual money conference this Wednesday.