Everything you need to know for Taco Tour 2025
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Essential guide to Taco Tour 2025 brought to you by the Greater Manchester Chamber.
Businesses across the Granite State are bracing for what could be a momentous decline in the number of Canadian tourists this summer, the result of souring relations between the U.S. and its northern neighbor.
Camp Allen NH, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing enriching summer camp experiences for individuals with developmental and/or physical challenges, is pleased to announce Mel Gosselin as its new Executive Director.
Prices for the fruit on my grocery list were up slightly since our last Grocery Snapshot in April, so was pasta. Some other products I have my eye on are holding steady. Let’s take a look at my Grocery Snapshot for May.
Aroma Joe’s has a line-up of giveaways and promotions for the month of May to honor nurses, teachers, and moms in observance of their special days.
Following variance approval from the Hooksett Zoning Board, Chelmsford Hooksett Properties LLC representative John Cronin took feedback from the Hooksett Planning Board regarding the proposed re-development of what could become up to 160 new units of housing at 2 College Park Dr.
Diabetes management company Sequel Med Tech on Wednesday celebrated advancements on the company’s upcoming Twiist automated insulin delivery (AID) system.
It is the bottom of the first inning in the first game of a doubleheader against the Portland Sea Dogs at Delta Dental Stadium, and New Hampshire Fisher Cats president Rick Brenner sits beside the Cats’ dugout, flanked by his beloved bat dog, Casey, who is preparing to run out to home plate and fetch the Fisher Cats’ bats.
Mr. Mac’s Macaroni and Cheese on Friday kicked off a Mac Gives Back campaign aimed at helping reduce veteran homelessness.
Tucked away in a Portsmouth neighborhood you’ll find the true gem that is Liars Bench Beer Company — delicious fresh beer on tap, amazingly good food, and a beautiful biergarten under some golden shade sails.
From May 1 to 12, a dozen restaurants in Manchester will have specialized vegan menu offerings as part of the Vegan Chef Challenge, a month-long event by Vegan Outreach that has challenged chefs in generally medium-sized cities to create new vegan dishes.
Bring Back the Trades is a nonprofit based in Rye that is dedicated to empowering the next generation of tradespeople. The goal of the Skills Expo was to highlight the critical role of skilled trades in the workforce and connect young workers with the opportunities for careers in high-demand, high-skilled trades.
The group began as a scholarship fund for vocational training. It has evolved into a resource for guiding young people into the trades and promoting hands-on careers
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Manchester (BGCGM) recently received a generous and transformational gift from Robert Singer in memory of his son Jordan Singer.
Inside the former home of C.A. Hoitt Furniture can be found one of Manchester’s key tools in the fight against addiction and a man who not only knows that struggle firsthand, but knows what it takes to overcome that struggle.
Double Midnight Comics is excited to once again be hosting their Free Comic Book Day Extravaganza at their Manchester location – 252 Willow Street at The Factory on Willow Saturday May 3rd!
The Planning Board will meet on Thursday, May 1 at 6 p.m.
The Project Happy mobile app connects students with a highly curated database of teen-appropriate volunteering opportunities in Manchester and surrounding communities. Volunteering undoubtedly makes an impact on the community, but the benefits for students are also very real
Bookstores around the country are celebrating Indie Bookstore Day today. The event is put together by Indie Bound, an American Booksellers Association initiative. Goal is to promote local businesses and help contribute to local communities.
We’re excited to see what designs/artwork local artists come up with to put on t-shirts that represents our brand. So, with that in mind, we created a contest!
The newly opened Nash Casino on Tuesday presented $1.5 million in checks to local nonprofits. They are licensed as a New Hampshire charitable gaming venue, which obligates them to donate a percentage of games of chance and historical horse racing machine revenue to local charities.