Matter of Finance 01.02.18

The covid 19 pandemic has seen stores selling out of certain things, as people trade vacations for staycations. Here's Megan Cole.

Nail salons are now open throughout the area, as they received the green light to restart business last Friday. Megan Cole has more on how it's going since the reopening.

President Trump spent the afternoon in Maine and during his stop he had a round table with fishermen and visited Puritan Medical products.

Covid 19 has had an impact on the wedding season. At a time of year when many would be tying the knot, they are having to social distance, limiting the amount of friends and family that can attend. Last night we told you how couples and their families are being affected, but they aren’t the only ones. Businesses are also struggling with the new guidelines. Megan Cole has more.

Dining in is now possible at some restaurants in Aroostook County, but as News Source 8's Megan Cole finds..it's not exactly business as usual.

Hair salons are one of the businesses permitted to be back in business. Megan Cole spoke with a local salon owner about how they have been doing, under the new guidelines.

Financial advisor Chris Hogan gives tips for people struggling during the Covid 19 pandemic.

Several Aroostook County businesses have received money from the Paycheck Protection Program. Stephen Durham explains how the program works.

Financial expert says use stimulus check wisely

A County business closes their lobby, but still provides services to the community.

Track your stimulus payment using upcoming IRS tool