Honey Cup café and tearoom owner Mara Witt was joined by her family and staff, along with Mayor Jay Ruais and MEDO Director Jodie Nazaka, and others for a welcoming ribbon cutting ceremony at noon on December 18, 2024.
Mara Witt is living the dream – operating Honey Cup tearoom.
United Therapeutics, a biotech company that has operations in the Manchester Millyard, is backing off plans to buy city-owned property on Hackett Hill Road, saying the 350-acre site is not suitable for its plans.
This critical step forward expands upon the existing expertise of The Elliot cardiovascular team, which provides patients with the latest technology and care including advanced cardiac imaging, advanced heart failure treatment, interventional cardiology, cardiac rehabilitation, electrophysiology, nuclear cardiology, and cardio-oncology.
Amanda Wihby, co-owner and chief operations officer of the Red Arrow Diner, has been elected to the New Hampshire Lodging & Restaurant Association’s (NHLRA) Board of Directors. Her term is effective immediately, as announced at the recent NHLRA annual membership meeting.
Via Brazil Meat Market, the Queen City’s first-ever Brazilian market, opened its doors to Manchester shoppers on Saturday.
Sandy 🐶 and Pewter 😺 are both wishing for a family. Will Santa make their dreams come true?
The REZQGO, Naloxone HCI Auto-Injector from Pirouette Medical has been named the 2024 Product of the Year by the NH Tech Alliance. Pirouette Medical is based in Portsmouth, NH.
November single-family home prices in New Hampshire were the lowest they’ve been since March, and, as the year draws to a close, sales and listings are on track to do better than they did in the state in 2023.
SolutionHealth was recently selected by the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) as a “Most Wired” organization, based on a survey that was conducted with close to 48,000 organizations nationwide.
New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute’s 9th Annual Budget and Policy Conference, with over 450 registrants, brought in a record number of attendees, including New Hampshire legislators, state department officials, community and business leaders, journalists, and concerned citizens.
Granite United Way welcomes two new Board Members to its volunteer Board of Directors.
Diane Fitzpatrick, CEO of the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Manchester (BGCGM), has been named this year’s recipient of the annual Greater Manchester Chamber Citizen of the Year Award.
The New Hampshire College & University Council (NHCUC) board of directors has appointed Mica Stark as the organization’s new president and chief executive officer. Stark will also serve as executive director of the Education Alliance for New Hampshire (EANH), formerly known as Campus Compact for New Hampshire.
If memories linger in buildings – and what sensitive human would doubt that they do? —then 110 Spruce Street in Manchester is crowded with recollections of countless delicious meals – Greek meals, that is. Fine cheeses, tangy olives, the freshest fish and poultry and lamb. Now, after close to a century of grocery history, the store we know as Bakolas Market will close later this month. The building, with its ground-floor market and upstairs apartments has been sold.
Luxury Travel Guide has named Dancing Lion Chocolate as Confectionery Store of the Year for 2024/2025. The small but mighty chocolate shop on Elm Street rose to the top from among 90,000 submissions globally, due to the artistry and expertise of Master Chocolatier Richard Tango-Lowy, New Hampshire’s own SBA’s (Small Business Administration) District Director awardee for 2024.
Go get a fully-decorated tree – the Christmas Tree Jubilee at Liberty House continues through Saturday Dec. 7.
In October 2020 – during the program’s first year – New Hampshire residents placed $40.2 million in total bets, known as the “handle.” The sole approved operator in the state, DraftKings, made $3.8 million that month and the state took in $1.8 million in revenue. In October 2024, that handle had risen to $69.5 million, and the state’s revenue share was $2.4 million, a 33 percent increase.
Cold and flu season can be challenging, but you don’t always have to rely on medications. Simple, natural remedies can help relieve symptoms and support recovery. Knowing when to seek medical help is also crucial, especially for more severe cases. Here’s a guide to effective home remedies, natural treatments, and the signs that indicate it’s time to schedule a visit with Elliot VirtualER.
