BREWER, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Job growth continues to be a priority for many Maine town and cities. Yet while some areas are looking for help by attracting new businesses, others are looking to grow some of their own.

City officials in Brewer have devoted a lot of their attention to small business growth. For years the city's economic department has been hosting workshops on entrepreneurship. They have also retooled the city's website to offer step by step guidelines on how to start, move or pass on a business from one generation to the next.

Small enterprises can be play a big part for any economy but in recent years the risk of starting one has deterred many Americans.

Experts say the best way to get started is to develop a solid business plan for your store. That includes finding a way to fund it and also getting the right place to put it.

BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER)-- It all started with a past club member's inspiring story of her childhood struggle with cancer. Now, four years later, the New England School of Communications' and Husson University's Public Relations Student Society of America club carries on with an annual charity concert to benefit the Eastern Maine Medical Center's Children's Oncology Center where children are treated for cancer and other serious illnesses.

Friday night, the PRSSA held its fourth annual Music Saved Me concert at Tantrum Nightclub and Lounge in downtown Bangor. The club's goal is to raise $3,000 to donate to the center. A donation that is greatly appreciated by not only the center's staff, but it's patients, too.