New Hampshire is 38th among the 50 states and Washington, D.C., for five-year survival of businesses that opened in 2024, according to a new analysis.
MANCHESTER, NH – Diz’s is thrilled to mark its 5-year anniversary with an exciting global celebration and a chance to
The New Hampshire Tech Alliance (NHTA) is proud to announce the launch of the New Hampshire AI Task Force, an initiative that brings together voices from government, industry, academia, and the community to help guide responsible AI development and influence public policy across New Hampshire.
Led by a team of certified nurse-midwives, New England Midwifery expands CMC’s long-standing midwifery program and enhances our family-centered approach to maternity care. The practice provides both inpatient and outpatient services, including 24/7 in-house midwifery coverage for labor, delivery, and postpartum support.
Dogfish Head, known in NH for IPAs, make plenty more. Their Delaware taproom had 21 beers on tap, including a saison, porters, a red ale, a golden ale, and a lager.
Sunday was a peachy day in the Mall of New Hampshire’s parking lot as The Peach Truck arrived for their annual tour stop.
The affordability index for June was 53, meaning that the state’s median income is 53% of what’s needed to cover monthly cost of a home in the state, including mortgage payment, insurance and property tax. The median income for the state is $87,356, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The affordability index in both June 2024 and last month was 55.
The Planning Board will meet on Thursday, July 17 at 6 p.m.
The state ranked 50th in a study that compared average silver plan, or benchmark, insurance premiums to median income in every state. New Hampshire residents with a silver plan use 4.02% of their income to pay for health insurance, according to the Wallet Hub study.
As the final preparations for the city’s Independence Day fireworks were taking place just a few blocks away, some urban planning fireworks were taking place inside Manchester City Hall’s Aldermanic Chambers as residents living near the Manchester/Londonderry border returned to express opposition to a site plan application for a proposed townhouse development at the Manchester Planning Board’s early July meeting.