2019 Taco Tour expands beyond Elm Street, includes entertainment and vendors
read more…: 2019 Taco Tour expands beyond Elm Street, includes entertainment and vendorsThe 2019 event will feature more food, more fun – more of everything!
The 2019 event will feature more food, more fun – more of everything!
First in an occasional series of stories about living in the city of Manchester.
Manchester is on the move, and there’s a spirit and energy you can feel across our great city as people are stepping forward and working together – including businesses, non-profits, and residents – to address the challenges we face.
Mayor Joyce Craig on Thursday announced her re-election campaign for Mayor of Manchester.
Elliot Health Systems hosted a Doctors’ Day celebration last week to congratulate and thank all of its medical staff. The evening concluded with two prestigious honors being announced.
This weekend’s running events and St. Patrick’s Parade are part of a busy weekend in the City of Manchester that includes the NCAA Men’s Hockey Northeast Regional Tournament games on Friday and Saturday at the SNHU Arena.
Mayor Joyce Craig delivered her FY2020 budget Wednesday night at City Hall.
Celebrate the arts at the 6th Annual Meri Goyette Arts Awards luncheon on April
An overflow crowd of over 250 business, community leaders and youth sports advocates filled the hall at the Derryfield Country Club Wednesday evening for the seventh annual Safe Sports Social.
Exhibition of Stunning beadwork from South Africa tells a luminous story of independence and memory.
Bar Harbor Bank & Trust is pleased to present donations from its employee-driven charitable giving program, Casual for a Cause. After pooling all contributions from employees and directors collected during fourth quarter 2018, and tallying employee votes for non-profit beneficiaries, a generous gift was delivered to three deserving organizations, one each in NH, VT and Maine.
The local and state-wide landscape remains active with health care issues and items making news on several fronts, so let’s dive right in.
Members First has decided to give 20 percent of its 2018 net income to local non-profit organizations that work tirelessly to help those in need, this year planning to donate $114,000 above and beyond funds it normally sets aside for annual community giving.
Firehouse Subs announces the grand opening of its first location in Manchester at 655 S. Willow St. The restaurant will opened its doors to the public on Monday, Feb. 25, under the ownership of first-time Firehouse Subs franchisees Daniel and Julie Pettit.
On Wednesday, March 20, the Safe Sports Network will hold its annual Safe Sports Social.
Each year the Psychic Fair is held in the reading room of the historic Hunt Memorial Building in downtown Nashua, a beautiful and serene setting for the event, drenched in natural light, and lovely décor and people come from far and wide to take part.
Winterfest is nine days (Feb. 23-March 3, 2019) covering the school February vacation where organizations, businesses, and local non-profits offer free and reduced cost events, programs, and activities for youth and families throughout Manchester.
“We feel the best course of action is to use the funds to deal with issues happening right outside our very own doors. Everyone, including our members, will stand to benefit from this.” – Bruce Leighton
Celebrate love through the arts at Argh Gallery, 416 Chestnut St., on Feb. 14 from 5-8 p.m.