At the Dec. 3, 2025 Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen request from the Manchester Water Works (MWW) for a new Administration and Vehicle Storage building took a critical step toward approval.
While many downtown business owners complain about the unhoused population, hairdresser Tia Ellie has adopted a radically different approach: Acts of Kindness. This hairdresser is not just a successful entrepreneur; she is a vital pillar of our community’s compassion.
A nor’easter has descended on the region, bringing several inches of snow to the city and surrounding area – the first big snow of the season.
A snowstorm is expected to bring heavy snowfall. Moderate snow and low visibility will be the primary hazards. There is a possibility of snow bands that may produce periods of heavy snowfall, with accumulations of up to an inch per hour. This may lead to rapid snow accumulation and extremely dangerous travel conditions. The combination of moderate to heavy snow and low visibility will result in hazardous driving conditions. These dangerous conditions may affect both morning and evening commutes.
A beloved Queen City holiday tradition is back — and this year, it’s shining its light on one of Manchester’s longest-serving youth organizations.
ArtLab is a grassroots presence in Manchester’s creative community, spearheaded by its founder, Carolina Davidson.This group is defined by the simple belief that people need art and they need each other. Over the years, Davidson has watched strangers meet at her free workshops, become friends, and start supporting each other’s artistic growth.
Here are six albums that came out in New Hampshire this year that are perfect for that music enthusiast either in your family or in your close group of friends.
The director of Manchester’s Office of Youth Services resigned earlier this week ahead of the release of an internal audit that identified extensive misuse of public funds, missing financial documentation, and lapses in youth supervision standards.
If the window at the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce isn’t motivating enough, the chamber and Manchester Economic Development Department are hosting a Shop Local Saturday kickoff 8:30 a.m. Saturday at The Bookery, 844 Elm St.
This weekend provides a smorgasbord of ways to celebrate Thanksgiving with your community! There are also plenty of opportunities to support your local businesses by shopping small this weekend – not to mention a whole host of holiday activities to make it merry and bright.