small business

Adam Baptista Jr. of Dartmouth is giving back to the SouthCoast by buying 100 linguica cheese rolls at downtown New Bedford's The Baker, available to customers May 3.

These SouthCoast women are not only successes in businesses, they're making a difference in their community and the world.

Taunton gaming store Bowser's Basement is gearing up to open a second location in Plymouth and it's a dream come true to owner John Rhoads.

Here are 25 local successful women who have gone above and beyond to make a difference in the SouthCoast area.

This free public event was designed to help new and local small business owners with business building, community connections, and customer visibility.

We work with hundreds of small local businesses here on the SouthCoast, and many have shared with us just how frustrated they are with the program.

It's truly amazing seeing so many big businesses stepping up to help in any way they can, and the founder of Spanx has one amazing way she is helping out.

Small business owners affected by the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic need to learn more about this program as soon as possible.

'For every $1 spent at a small business, an average of $0.67 stays in the community.' That's what it's all about.

A very special coffee shop is opening in Middleboro and it will make you feel warm and fuzzy the whole way through.