LOWELL

Lowell Business News

This page covers corporate developments, market shifts, small business activity, hiring trends and commercial growth in Lowell. Reporting focuses on the organizational and economic forces at work across the city.

Church Donates Records to UMass Lowell Library

Church Donates Records to UMass Lowell Library

Christ Church United of Lowell is concluding its ministry and transferring decades of historical materials to the university's archives.

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Do you trust local institutions to preserve your community's history over time?


Jobs

Job Fairs

Lowell Team Wins Bright Electronics Challenge

Team Fishies from University of Massachusetts Lowell took first place in the 2026 Bright Electronics Manufacturing Challenge.

Lowell Team Wins Bright Electronics Challenge

Philanthropy

Philanthropy

Terance Mann Unveils Renovated Lowell Basketball Court

The NBA star pledged $300,000 to help restore gymnasium facilities at the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Lowell.


Openings & Closings

Openings & Closings

LV Petroleum Buys Lowell Travel Center for $23.3M

The Las Vegas-based operator acquired the Interstate 49 truck stop, its 95th location, from Alma-based TRW LLC.

LV Petroleum Buys Lowell Travel Center for $23.3M

Industry

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Do you think local business expansion is good for your community?

Agriculture

King Milling Builds $42 Million Flour Mill in Lowell

The new facility will add 7,500 cwt of daily flour production capacity at the company's Lowell, Michigan site.

King Milling Builds $42 Million Flour Mill in Lowell

People

Live Poll

Does having local residents manage your local bank branch increase your trust in the bank?

People

Sixto DeJesus Joined Eastern Bank as Branch Manager

The veteran banker will lead the financial institution's branch located on Central Street in Lowell.

Sixto DeJesus Joined Eastern Bank as Branch Manager

Day to day, that means local retail developments, corporate departures, funding rounds and trade activity. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it. Industrial transitions and the conversion of older commercial space define much of the current landscape in Lowell. Shifts in regional commerce and the broader economic climate frequently dictate which enterprises expand or consolidate here.