“New Hampshire, they know the deal. and they have entities like this. (NHIOP) And that’s why I think it’s really a shame what did happen, and I think it’s something that’s going to be, I suspect, will be fixed. And I expect to be in this room a lot of times over the next year or two.”
A day before a federal court in New York is to hear an injunction requesting the court block the Trump administration’s order shutting down 99 Job Corps sites nationwide, an aspiring student and former New Hampshire graduate spoke about the program’s importance at a news conference Monday at Manchester Community College.
Meals on Wheels of Hillsborough County (HCMOW) is excited to announce the election of Carolyn Oguda as Chair of its Board of Directors for a three-year term, effective February 2025. HCMOW is the largest provider of Meals on Wheels in the state, and our agency is confident that Carolyn Oguda will continue to play a key role in helping wage our 48-year fight against hunger and isolation among older and disabled adults countywide.
The New Hampshire Bankers Association (NH Bankers) elected Officers and Directors for the coming year during its Annual Meeting held on June 6, 2025. They also presented Legislative Champion awards to State Senator Howard Pearl and Executive Councilor John Stephen.
Construction on the project will begin in July 2025, with the newly renovated EP lab expected to open in late fall 2025. The project will include state-of-the-art equipment and infrastructure enhancements designed to elevate patient care, support advanced procedures and facilitate advanced research for CMC patients.
As part of its ongoing commitment to community service, Mr. Mac’s Macaroni and Cheese is proud to announce a $3,000 donation to Harbor Care, a New Hampshire-based nonprofit that provides vital services to homeless veterans. The donation is the result of Mr. Mac’s May 2025 fundraiser, during which the company pledged to donate $1 for every Classic All-American Mac sold throughout the month.
The median sales price for a single-family home in New Hampshire in May was $540,000, according to the New Hampshire Association of Realtors monthly market report. That’s up from $525,000 a year ago and $528,000 in April. Median means that half of the homes in May closed for less, and half for more.
If you thought it was more expensive to live in New Hampshire than a lot of other places, you can now back it up with a study that’s making the rounds online. A Smartasset analysis of how much income it takes to live in each state ranked the Granite State 12th for individuals and 11th for a family of four.
Investigators have found several Facebook ads impersonating well-known investors claiming to offer high returns on investments.
Brady Sullivan Properties on Thursday formally introduced Langley Cove, a new residential rental community under development off Weirs Boulevard in Laconia. Situated beside the established Paugus Woods neighborhood, Langley Cove offers an exceptional variety of modern homes for lease in the heart of New Hampshire’s Lakes Region.
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) will celebrate JetBlue’s newest nonstop flight to John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) in New York City this week.
Across New Hampshire, local journalists are doing vital work: covering town budgets, investigating the housing crisis, following school board decisions, and highlighting the people and programs that are quietly strengthening our communities. These are the stories that don’t always make national headlines—but they’re the ones that shape our lives the most.
In just a few short years, Manchester’s Economic Development Office, better known as MEDO, has gone from being stuck at zero employees to welcoming its third member: Allison Freeman.
The New Hampshire Department of Business and Economic Affairs (BEA) has awarded $5 million in state funds under the Housing Champion Program to 11 housing-related community projects.
The annual Walk for Hope, a powerful fundraising event benefiting the Solinsky Center for Cancer Care at The Elliot, drew more than 500 people Sunday for a day of celebration and remembrance.
The Prouty, Dartmouth Cancer Center’s premier fundraising event, hosted its first-ever Prouty Community Day & Walk on Sunday, June 8.
On Friday June 27 from 4-8 p.m. everyone’s invited to the Queen City’s first ever collaboration of the many exquisite retailers of downtown Manchester.
