After 16 years of business, jewelry and gift shop Se Vende Imports is hosting a going-out-of-business sale to clear out its Damariscotta and Portland locations.

Roland and Brenda Lacombe opened Monkey C Monkey Do in Wiscasset in 2010 with hopes that their ropes course would leave guests feeling successful and confident, no matter how high they went or what they accomplished. In the midst of its 15th season, Monkey C Monkey Do is doing just that every day.

For Forrest Meader, of Newcastle, creating a space to cultivate the tabletop gaming community in Lincoln County has always been a goal. On Saturday, July 20 when he opened the doors to his new tabletop game store Mythical Market, at 464 Main St. in Damariscotta his dream came true.

A comforting aesthetic, the familiar scent of wood, and the story of one man’s passion for creating await visitors at Bicyclette Furniture’s new showroom at 78 Main St. in Wiscasset.

Waterville resident Richard Petron is working to bring his business ideas to life, effectively making his mark with two new stores in Wiscasset.

The next chapter for Gamage Shipyard in South Bristol began on Friday, June 28 under new ownership, while continuing to operate under the same name, with its sale to a Portland-based marine services company.

Rue 77, a European-inspired cafe and the newest addition to business in downtown Damariscotta, opened its doors on Friday, June 28, at 77 Main St.

A Boothbay man’s brewery has made its way to Main Street in Wiscasset to serve the community a taste of home through a variety of beers.

With the help of their dedicated staff, The Contented Sole owners Warren Busteed and Beth Polhemus opened the restaurant at its new location at 32 Southside Road in New Harbor on Saturday, May 25.

Hearty Roots, an outdoor-based community wellness program facilitating connection between people and nature, finalized the purchase of 114 acres of land in Bremen to serve at its headquarters on Wednesday, May 15.