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“The prices of groceries, housing, electricity, and property taxes are crushing working families. And Kelly Ayotte is making life in New Hampshire even more expensive,” said Warmington, a former member of the Executive Council.
Plan NH is now accepting applications for the Plan NH Annual Scholarship and Fellowship Program, calling on designers, artists, and future leaders of the built environment to apply by April 10, 2026. The program supports New Hampshire residents pursuing education in fields aligned with Plan NH’s mission to foster excellence in planning, design, and development.
New Hampshire based nonprofit Nourish New England reports its first annual New Hampshire World Christmas Market (NHWCM) was a success, raising money to help fight food insecurity across the state.
A new nonprofit community newspaper, The Amherst Bear, has launched with a mission to restore consistent, accessible, and locally-rooted journalism for the town of Amherst.
Get ready to meet some nefarious pre-Victorian villains when the Manchester Historic Association and the Majestic Theatre team up for an interactive night of high crimes, misdemeanors and mischief on Feb. 19 at the Millyard Museum.
The City of Manchester Health Department, with the input of a multitude of community partners and hundreds of resident voices, has released a portfolio of ten community needs assessments and community health improvement plans for Manchester action.
Peaceful Rebellion – a group exhibition exploring art as both refuge and quiet resistance.
Caroline G. Martel (Manchester’s first resident female Eagle Scout) has been named one of the 2025 Eagle Scouts of the Year, marking a historic milestone as the first female Eagle Scout from Manchester to receive this distinguished honor.
The Committee to Save the Derry Rail Trail Tunnel and Rails to Trails Conservancy announced today that a settlement has been reached in their lawsuit against the New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT) and the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) challenging construction of Phase 2 of the Exit 4A I-93 expansion in Derry in order to protect the Manchester & Lawrence Railroad Historic District and the Derry Rail Trail.
An exhibition borrowing from the rich histories of Black- and Brown-owned barbershops as sites of bonding, culture keeping and the discovery of identity.
Recently the New Hampshire Municipal Association released a white whitepaper examining the state’s longstanding housing shortage and the shifting policy landscape affecting local zoning and land use authority.
On Friday, February 6, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats announced the promotion of Andrew Marais from Director of Marketing and Promotions to Assistant General Manager. Marais has served a variety of roles with New Hampshire since he joined the club’s ambassador program in 2016 and will be celebrating his 10th year with the Fisher Cats this summer.
The Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH) will present the 2026 Walter R. Peterson Award for Education and Public Service to the Stebbins family. The family, known for its strong and long-standing leadership in business and philanthropy in New Hampshire, will be recognized April 22 during Great Bay Community College’s 80th anniversary celebration.
Breeze Airways, the premium leisure carrier providing affordable, direct flights from underserved markets, today began new service from Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) to Myrtle Beach, S.C. The new route will operate twice weekly on Mondays and Fridays, with fares on the new route starting at $79*one-way.
The New Hampshire Oral Health Coalition is thrilled to announce that it received over $15,000 in charitable gaming proceeds following its run at Revo Casino and Social House in Keene.
City Year New Hampshire will host its annual Starry Starry Night fundraising gala on Saturday, April 18, 2026, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, honoring longtime New Hampshire civic leaders and philanthropists Dick Couch and Barbara Couch for their commitment to community, education, and opportunity for young people.
A new statewide public-awareness billboard launched Feb. 3 along Route 293 in Hooksett delivers a stark message to New Hampshire drivers: Rodent poison is wildlife poison.
Liberty House was awarded a $20,000 grant from the Service Credit Union Impact Foundation and Robert Irvine Foundation to help New Hampshire veterans rebuild stability and self-sufficiency after significant life challenges.
Serena Althea Blaire D. Mackay, a junior at The Founders Academy Public Charter School in Manchester, NH, was selected from nearly 200 entries worldwide as one of 10 finalists for Emerging Global Filipino Icon 2026. Mackay is the youngest nominee to advance as a Top 10 Finalist.
On Saturday, Jan. 31, more than 200 local students will participate in the statewide New Hampshire High School Ethics Bowl competition from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Saint Anselm College. The competition will take place in Alumni Hall. The championship match will begin at 3 p.m.