William Stone, the founding president and CEO of Primary Bank who has led the Bedford-based bank for more than nine years, departed the bank on Tuesday, according to Thomas Conaton, executive vice president of the bank.
Level Up Gaming located, at 679 Mast Road, is under new management since June when. Crystal Fortin and Adam Gramatikas purchased the store for an amount in the six figures. The couple, hailing from New Boston, have always been avid gamers, especially when it comes to older systems.
N.H.-based Planet Fitness has ousted its CEO Chris Rondeau and installed former Gov. Craig Benson, a longtime company board member, as interim leader.
Thanks to the communities’ support, Concord’s Reliable Insurance Solutions has officially awarded a $10,000 donation to Make-A-Wish® New Hampshire, a local organization dedicated to granting life-changing wishes for children with critical illness. When a wish comes true, it creates strength, hope and transformation in a child and a community. Make-A-Wish® New Hampshire grants 80-90 wishes a year, that’s approximately one wish every four days. With this donation, MAW will be able to grant at least one additional camper wish, or the ever-popular Disney® trip.
In 2018, Brookstone, the former tenant, filed for bankruptcy for a second time and closed all mall stores. Since then, they relocated their headquarters, leaving this beautiful 3-story building vacant. With the pandemic behind us, and businesses altering their office space needs, Brady Sullivan Properties decided it was time to turn this former headquarters into beautiful apartment homes.
The cost of a single-family home in New Hampshire continues to be at an all-time high and the ability of home-buyers in the state to afford one at an all-time low, according to August’s sales figures.
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of New Hampshire is thrilled to announce that Seth Meyers is performing a special live show on November 4 to benefit CASA of NH and the Granite State Children’s Alliance.
As the school year gets underway, 175 girls who participate in Girls Inc. of New Hampshire programs in Nashua and Manchester received a new pair of Crocs shoes, courtesy of Brady Sullivan Properties and Crocs.
SoHo Bistro & Lounge on Old Granite Street will reopen later this week after being evicted last Saturday in a dispute with its landlord.
Once again Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is in the running as “Best Small Airport” in an online poll circulating by USA Today.
Animal needs continue to increase as local shelter continues to fight inflation, the housing crisis, and post-pandemic challenges.
Candia resident Gregory B. Gagne has been named as the president of a global association of more than 700 companies in 80 nations and territories.
As the summer draws to a close, Manchester’s Office of Youth Services (OYS) is looking back at a season where it was able to expand its catalog of programs in addition to continuing its ability to provide mentorship support to the city’s youth population.
Real estate transaction means closure for popular Manchester restaurant
Get ready to pedal your way through the scenic streets of Manchester as the Queen City Bicycle Collective (QC Bike) presents the Tour of Manchester 2023, an annual community ride, on Sept. 17.
In the scam world, Ann’s experience, from the minute her accounts were hacked, through the phone call with the “help desk,” is called a Trojan horse. It’s a seemingly legitimate process that draws in an unsuspecting victim.
Big news here at the Ink Link. After what feels like a long and round-about journey, we’ve launched our online Ink Link SHOP with a very special collection: @lovemanchester by Jen Drociak.
Shannon McCracken-Barber has been named project director for Manchester CREATES, a workforce development initiative designed to dovetail with creation of a biofabrication hub in the city.
