The Regional Economic Development Center (REDC) is launching the Granite State Growth Competition, a state-wide business pitch competition with a grand prize of $25,000 to help the winning business grow.
The Manchester Monarchs Hockey Club, the ECHL affiliate of the Los Angeles Kings, have hired The Sports Advisory Group in hopes of seeking a new ownership group committed to the local Manchester community.
Stay Work Play, a statewide nonprofit whose mission is to attract and retain young people to New Hampshire, announced the election of four new members to its Board of Directors and its 2019 slate of officers.
Larry Gammon, President and CEO of Easterseals NH, ME and VT, announced he will retire from the position later this year and move into an advisory position.
Catholic Charities New Hampshire will host the 14th Annual Mardi Gras, the organization’s signature annual fundraising event, on Saturday, February 9 at 6 p.m., at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord.
Tuesday marks another new beginning for the HOPE NH program, which is now funded by the Board of Aldermen as a youth services program. It will convene at the West City Library twice a week.
Through shared stores and dialogue this series of talks will explore these conflicts and will present ideas on how we as a nation could move beyond tensions around race, religion, wealth & income.
he Granite YMCA announced on Friday the resignation of CEO John Harris. For nearly two years, Harris has guided the state’s largest Y association; he has decided to move on for personal reasons.
The New Hampshire Charitable Foundation has made $3,280,000 in grants through its Community Grants Program to support the operations of nearly 70 nonprofits serving New Hampshire communities.
After pooling all contributions from employees and directors collected during third quarter 2018, and tallying employee votes for non-profit beneficiaries, 3 non-profits were selected in Maine, NH and Vermont.
The topic of homelessness took center stage at Tuesday’s Board of Aldermen meeting, spanning viewpoints and facts on the crisis to perspectives on how it can be solved.
Governor Chris Sununu was sworn in Jan. 3 for a second term as governor, evoking the magic of Harry Potter and highlighting his immersion-style of governance to learn about the state’s progress and continued challenges.
Rick Kaiser will share his career of incredible accomplishments. Read on to learn about his latest incredible personal journey, made possible through NH connections.
In recognition of the issues that confront its community, Members First has taken the lead by pledging to use its funds to benefit critical community programs, while hoping to inspire other credit unions to do the same.
First annual Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Toy Drive made the holidays brighter for local families.
The leading drivers of Elliot’s successful rating centered around proof of increased market share in critical service lines, expanded bed capacity and orthopaedic capability, momentum in the development of an integrated Cancer Center and the early accomplishments of SolutioNHealth.
Did you know that 94 percent of restaurants make charitable contributions? Whether to assist with a crisis, boost a community project or start a charitable program of their own (more on this in a bit), America’s restaurants are there to help by contributing food, donating their time, and writing checks. The charitable giving of America’s restaurants adds up to a staggering $3 billion a year.
The Majestic will present its first of four dinner theatres of the 2018-19 season, starting with Plaza Suite, A Comedy by Neil Simon, Jan. 4-6 at The Executive Court, 1199 South Mammoth Road.
