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This Friday, that extra $600 federal unemployment will be set to expire, which means that the extra money that people had in their pockets outside of the state unemployment will no longer be there.

The tex-mex restaurant Pedro O'Hara's in Brunswick has officially closed their doors for good

Bull Moose Music founder Brett Wickard, running what we will call a medium-sized business at this point, has seen his fair share of trends in the business of media itself as well as the economy.

City counselors met on Friday and the decision to reopen was nearly unanimous with only one individual dissenting.

Could this be the beginning of the economy opening up? Is it still too soon?

It's so important to support local right now. Only, that's becoming increasingly difficult with restrictions from The City of Portland.

As the stay-at-home order lingers longer, hair stylists in Maine want to get back to work even if it's only one client at a time

After more than 90 years in business, a longtime cab company in Lewiston pulls the plug on operations in these uncertain times

It's the State of Maine's greatest pun and a quick Google search turned up an insane amount of businesses that begin with 'Maine-ly."

a daily Maine Newspaper will stop operations on October 12th after 135 years in business and after it was bought about a year and a half ago by the owners of the Portland Press Herald.

Their genius slogan and fire insta feed are just the beginning.

Another longtime Portland restaurant has officially shut down, this time it's the popular brunch spot Maelily Ryleigh's on Forest Ave

One lucky entrepreneur will walk in with an idea and out with a $25,000.

ABC Taxi has been family owned and operated in Portland for over 35 years.

In hopes of increasing foot traffic and safety, Portland will close a popular street in the Old Port and take new steps to protect it

The flu is going around, and every time someone waits on me with the tell-tale signs I cringe and resent them for potentially exposing me to it. The truth is many workers in Portland feel like they need to work through it, because they don't get sick days...