Alexis Wells is a Digital Editor at Mainebiz. She specializes in themes related to food and beverages, consumer packaged goods, travel and tourism, as well as healthcare and public health, often exploring the intersections of these areas. Her work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in tourism, food manufacturing, and the healthcare system.
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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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By: Alexis Wells
These companies were honored across several categories: beer, chocolate, condiments and grains.
By: Alexis Wells
A foreclosure auction of the Maine Diner that had been scheduled for Thursday was postponed after the company filed for voluntary bankruptcy protection in an effort to regain its financial footing.
This poll has not started yet (10 minutes left). Six years after the start of the COVID pandemic, many Maine employers are requiring workers to return to the office, with […]
The University of Maine System Board of Trustees approved a Doctor of Philosophy in nursing program and a Doctor of Nursing Practice program with a concentration in family nursing practice.
The Master of Education in Trauma Healing and Community Wellness degree is intended for professionals across a range of disiplines who serve children and adolescents.
The Atlanta-based company told Mainebiz in an email on Monday that the restaurant is expected to open in early 2027.
By: Alexis Wells
New degree programs aim to prepare students for careers in conservation, ecology, natural resource management and related areas.
By: Alexis Wells
Double Neat recently closed on the former Blue Lobster Winery space at 200 Anderson St.
By: Alexis Wells
The new store at 58 Main St. in Freeport opened on June 13, expanding the business beyond its original Portland location, which opened in 2025.
Summer travel in 2026 is hitting record numbers according to the latest data from AAA Travel. A record 72.2 million Americans are expected to travel for the July 4th holiday […]
