Once upon a time, Maine was one of the world’s major shoe manufacturers. Hidden away in the hulking old mills of Lewiston and Auburn, artisans keep the tradition alive.
Fortunately, streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, HBO, and Amazon Prime have provided us with an abundance of entertainment options as we continue to spend more time at home. However, if you sometimes feel overwhelmed by the plethora of choices, you’re
While no one in our state has been left unaffected by the novel coronavirus, it is clear that small businesses and restaurants are feeling the struggle especially right now. Pay It Forward Maine was started by the Portland Regional Chamber
At LandVest in Northeast Harbor, Story Litchfield helps clients discover unique properties
Because we needed some entertainment (and to temporarily back away from the constant news alerts popping up on our screens), we polled our editors to create the ultimate set-in-Maine reading list. Below you’ll find classics like Lost in a Mountain
For Susan Curtis campers, two weeks on the shore of Trout Pond means finding new paths
Zooming across frozen lakes at up to 70 miles per hour, ice boat sailors of Maine keep their sheets full year-round.
How a research and development team at the University of Maine printed the largest 3-D object in the world
Maine Outdoor Brands leverages the state’s reputation as an outdoors destination to support the recreation industry and boost Maine’s economy.
A long, deep furrow connects Maine farmers to friendly finance at a new credit union.
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