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Join Dr. Jennifer Chmiel, Manchester School District’s Superintendent, at French Hall to hear the district’s goals for the 2025-26 school year.
Aroma Joe’s is celebrating National Coffee Day on September 29th with a FREE 16-ounce Hot or Iced Coffee for all guests.* AJ’s Rewards members have even more to celebrate and will receive one FREE 24-ounce Hot or Iced Coffee reward to be used from September 29th – October 6th.
Ledyard Financial Group the holding company for Ledyard Bank, announced that Patrick M. Tufts has been appointed to the Board of Directors, effective September 25, 2025.
Richard Ober, president and CEO of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, announced Wednesday that he plans to retire by June 2026. The board of directors will begin a search for his successor this fall.
The Currier Museum of Art announces that it received $77,300 in financial support from its day of charitable gaming at Revo casino this year.
More than 200 veterans, community partners, and supporters gathered last Friday at Eversource Energy Park for the 21st Annual New Hampshire Veteran Stand Down, hosted by Harbor Care in partnership with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, U.S. Department of Labor, and more than 50 community organizations.
Catholic Medical Center (CMC), part of the HCA Healthcare family, today announced plans for a new freestanding emergency room (FSER) in Nashua.
On Thursday, September 18, Easterseals NH officially opened the state’s first Military & Veterans Campus with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that brought together over 1,000 Veterans, service members, dignitaries, community leaders, and families from across New Hampshire.
With the war continuing to rage in Ukraine, five members of Ukraine’s Parliament will visit New Hampshire on September 22 – 28 as a part of the World Affairs Council of New Hampshire’s exchange programs.
Hollie Noveletsky, a longtime New Hampshire business leader, nurse practitioner, Army reserves veteran announced today her campaign for the United States Congress. A candidate in 2024, Noveletsky is running to deliver affordable living, strong security, and a renewed focus on American manufacturing in Washington.
The increase, which goes into effect in early October, applies to all full-time and part-time hourly positions in the U.S., affecting thousands of employees across the nation and helping to fuel the growth of the American economy and create job opportunities that strengthen the communities the company serves.
Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) has installed its first Sunbolt solar-powered charging station, made possible by a student-led initiative and a donation from former university President Paul LeBlanc.
The public is invited to join the NH Council on Developmental Disabilities for a virtual feedback session on the NHCDD proposed 5 Year Plan.
A Community Baby Shower and Resource Fair is happening Saturday, September 27, 2025, from 2 –5 p.m. at YWCA, 72 Concord St. Downtown Manchester, led by members/partners from BLM NH, Centro Latino de NH, and the NH Black Women’s Health Project.
TEDxAmoskeagMillyard returns to The Rex Theatre in downtown Manchester on Wed., Oct. 22, 2025, with its highly anticipated afternoon event. A favorite among southern New Hampshire’s creative and curious minds, this independently organized TEDx event will feature an afternoon of thought-provoking talks, storytelling, and performances representing a wide range of disciplines and lived experiences.
Helping Hands Outreach announces the dedication of its main building at 50 Lowell Street in Manchester as “Roussel House.” The ceremony will take place at 12 noon on Thursday, September 18, 2025, and the public is warmly invited to attend.
In addition to your choice of over 100 narrative and documentary features and short films curated from 1,700 submissions, this year’s festival will feature a dynamic slate of panels and workshops, offering audiences and filmmakers the chance to connect, learn, and explore the craft.
In the fifty years since the Amoskeag exhibit opened at the Currier, Manchester has grown to have a deeper appreciation of the history of the Amoskeag mills. This exhibit at the Millyard Museum will examine the lasting impact that the mills have had on Manchester and feature elements of the original 1975 exhibit as well as never-before-seen photographs taken by Randolph Langenbach.
June Trisciani, former Alderman At-Large and candidate for re-election, has announced a slate of major endorsements from local unions and employee organizations that reflect her
strong record of standing with working families and delivering results for Manchester
Aligning with its Strategic Plan, Granite United Way offers nonprofits an opportunity to access responsive funding multiple times per year with grants ranging from $1,000 – $10,000 each cycle.