Somewhere in Waldoboro, the sun pours into the windows of a 1700s farmhouse, dancing over a glass of honey tinted local beer. Out back, behind rows of tables, a lush 26 acres roll out before the horizon, dotted with metal disc golfing baskets.

A new era is rising at Treats of Wiscasset as previous owners Stacy and Ryan Linehan pass the whisk to Joseph Swifka and Emily Hughes.

Hallie Robinson made her first venture into entrepreneurship when she was in second grade, designing greeting cards and selling them door to door. Now with her most recent venture, Robinson hopes to help people of all ages express themselves creatively.

For Lincoln County residents seeking a new kind of senior living experience, The Manor at 34 Main may be the place.

For artist and lifelong fiber enthusiast Kay Wegner, all yarn tells a story.

When someone thinks of home, part of the picture is the chairs at the dining room table or the color of their sofa’s fabric. Furniture is part of what makes a house a home.

For many families, picking out a Christmas tree marks the beginning of the holiday season and the continuation of time-honored family traditions.

After more than five years of selling products online and at local shops, The Cultivated Thread in Wiscasset christened its new storefront with a grand opening on Oct. 4. The shop, at 227 S. Old Sheepscot Road, will be open for regular business hours starting in November.

Seawicks Candle Co. is returning to its roots with a new brick-and-mortar location in Edgecomb.

Since opening its door two months ago, an Italian restaurant has been serving up a range of fare from 52 Main St. in Newcastle.

In the kitchen, Melody Sirois and Florence Martinez use their skills to split the work in balance: Sirois bakes while Martinez decorates.