lliot Health System has been named the Best-In-State healthcare employer by the Forbes list of America’s Best-In-State Employers 2025.
On October 24, 2025 policymakers, nonprofit leaders, business executives and advocates will gather at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord for a full-day conference hosted by the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute that will examine why the cost of living in New Hampshire keeps climbing and what it will take to make the state more affordable and equitable.
Kamryn Downs is sympathetic to the pickle her neighbor has found himself in. She lives a few doors down from Daniel Mowery, who is currently protesting the city’s prohibition on home-pickling for profit.
She’s been there and done that, too.
Interfaith Women of New Hampshire announce a fall program of Ancestry: “Our Spiritual Heritage,” on Thursday, September 18, 2025 at 6:45 p.m.
As part of its everyday work to provide electricity to customers and communities, Eversource will be moving a large transformer from Hooksett to one of the company’s substations in Manchester.
On Sunday, September 7, the Unitarian Universalist Church of Manchester will host a public presentation by NH4Ukraine at 12 noon. NH4 Ukraine is an all-volunteer nonprofit, purchasing humanitarian aid in Ukraine and delivering it to areas directly impacted by the Russian invasion.
On a sunny day in the heart of Worcester, MA, 15 grassroots leaders from across New England gathered to start their journey together as Grow Grantmaking Committee members (GMC). Their assignment over the next week was not an easy one. Not only were they tasked with making final decisions on funding requests from 144 groups across the region, they were asked to do it in small groups of mostly strangers using a process that centers group consent.
The University System of New Hampshire is confronting a range of external pressures that are pushing tuition costs higher as well, marking the end of a six-year-long tuition freeze for resident undergraduates. These increases accompany rising mandatory fees, housing and food costs for students across the University of New Hampshire, Keene State College and Plymouth State University campuses.
Driver behavior like repeat extreme speeding puts all of us at risk. What if we could allow such offenders to drive, but assisted by technology that would prevent the worst kinds of offenses?
Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) announced Monday that its Board of Trustees has approved a five‑year contract extension for President Lisa Marsh Ryerson through June 2030.
“We built TalentShare for business owners who need help yesterday—but don’t have time for the long, expensive hiring process,” said co-founder Tim Pipp. “This isn’t about outsourcing—it’s about building a reliable team you trust, just without the overhead.”
Catholic Medical Center (CMC), a part of the HCA Healthcare family, is embarking on one of the largest capital investment in its history —nearly $100 million in infrastructure upgrades, facility enhancements and technology improvements. These investments mark a transformative chapter for CMC, strengthening its ability to deliver high-quality care and positioning the hospital for long-term growth.
With the warm weather and nice temps, it is the perfect time to get outside and enjoy some of the beautiful, accessible outdoor spaces that New Hampshire has to offer. These spaces are mobility device friendly, well maintained, and are truly built out to be a welcoming and fun space for all. Let’s dive into some of these spots shall we?
Single-family home prices in Hillsborough and Rockingham counties are tens of thousands above those in the state’s other eight counties, continuing to push the state’s median sales price to a place out of reach for many.
Woofie’s of Concord-Manchester will officially celebrate its grand opening on August 23 at Bark in the Park Market and Expo in Concord from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
New Hampshire Job Corps has launched a recruitment drive in Manchester offering openings and free career training in the nation’s leading industries for 16-through 24-year-olds coming from low-income households.
Members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 1837 held an informational picket at Eversource’s Manchester headquarters on Wednesday morning.
On Friday, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for Café on 900 Elm, a breakfast and lunch takeout eatery in the City Hall Plaza Building.
More than 150 girls from Girls Inc. New Hampshire stepped into confidence and color this week thanks to a generous gift of new Crocs from Brady Sullivan Properties. The girls – 75 from the Girls Inc. Manchester Center and 85 from its Nashua Center – traveled by coach bus to the Crocs store at Merrimack Premium Outlets to select their new shoes.
Some 86% of Americans are stressed about grocery prices, with more than half of those polled – 53% – saying they are a major source of stress, and 33% saying they are a minor source of stress. The AP/NORC poll released last week had groceries at the top of the major stress list, above housing (47%), lack of savings (43%), income (43%), health care costs (42%), credit card debt 929%), student debt (18%) and child care cost (18%).