Alexis Wells is a Digital Editor at Mainebiz. She focuses on themes related to food and beverages, agriculture, and retail, exploring topics such as food manufacturing, food safety, and organic farming. Her work has been featured in Mainebiz and NewsBreak.
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Alexis Wells' focus is on local news and business activities within the state of Maine, particularly in Portland. She mostly covers press releases and profile features related to business, human resources, employment, food & beverage industries.
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This poll has ended (since 2 hours). Trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada are running high. After the U.S. government imposed 50% tariffs on a wide range of Canadian […]
By: Alexis Wells
Nearly 600 students in Portland, South Portland, Saco and Scarborough are expected to benefit from four local back-to-school programs supported by Town & Country Credit Union.
Dentons has named Chad Higgins managing partner of its Portland office, succeeding Andrew Helman.
By: Alexis Wells
The pop-up will allow Dunes to present an exhibition at a scale not typically seen by an independent gallery, while allowing it to raise funds for its new permanent home at 144 Fore Street in Portland's East End.
The pop-up will allow Dunes to present an exhibition at a scale not typically seen by an independent gallery, while allowing it to raise funds for its new
Shipyard Brewing Co. owner Fred Forsley told Mainebiz that the closure was partly the result of the town's decision to stop making payments under a TIF agreement.
By: Meta Time, Alexis Wells
The center, located on the hospital's third floor in a renovated Wellness and Therapy space, brings infusion, oncology and blood disorder services together in one centralized location. The facility was designed to meet growing demand while making care more convenient and easier to navigate for patients and families.
The additional space also allows Designs by Aaron to continue its focus on in-house jewelry repair and custom jewelry design.
The building will be known as the Jewett Family Building.
Several Lewiston businesses and organizations are marking milestones this fall, from the return of a historic restaurant sign, a downtown food festival and recognition for a local manufacturing facility.
