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.
Melissa Leclerc may be president of the board of directors and operations manager for Motley Mutts Rescue, a Hooksett non-profit dog rescue enterprise, but she’s quick to point out that Motley Mutts is possible because of its six employees and “countless” volunteers.
The Valedictorian of the Merrimack High School Class of 2023, Sophia Desilets is attending the Boston Conservatory at Berklee College of Music to pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theater this fall.
But they waited it out, and when the Pozios heard in 2023 that the previous owners of Chelby’s Pizza, siblings Heidi and John Liolios, were considering selling the business, they arranged a meeting to discuss plans to purchase the restaurant.
Among the awards, the Allard Center Xcel Platinum Team finished in 6th place overall out of 35 teams competing at that level and six local athletes from Manchester, Bedford, Goffstown and Weare brought home multiple individual awards.
On Tuesday, Manchester Mayoral Candidate Jay Ruais stood in front of a group of supporters at the recently renovated Mill Girl Statue to share his priorities, plans and principles in a press conference addressing the issue of homelessness in the city.
Owner since 1977 Rupert Dance has sold the business and real estate to MOMS, the growing powersports company founded in 1973 as Motorcycles of Manchester.
Celebrating its 10th year, the annual FEEDNH.org golf tournament, held Aug. 14 at the Manchester Country Club, brought golfers together for a day of competition and community for a worthy cause.
In this episode of Get Tech Smart, Flo Nicolas is joined by Logan Ares Snyder, the Owner & Lead Strategist of hasOptimization, to dive deep into the art of driving website traffic. They discuss website analytics, shedding light on essential tools such as Google Analytics and Facebook Analytics, and highlighting the key differences between these analytics platforms.
The Boys & Girls Club of Manchester (BGCM) is pleased to announce the opening of a “Zen Den” at Camp Foster for members to find a calm, safe, sensory-friendly space for campers to decompress, reflect, and develop self-care skills at Camp. The Zen Den provides therapeutic groups and is home to counseling programs, which are done in partnership with BGCM and Greater Manchester Mental Health.
The New Hampshire residential home real estate market continues to be tight, with lack of inventory and affordability remaining a tough one-two punch.
The state’s Board of Education decided to table a vote until next month on far-right nonprofit PragerU’s proposal for a financial literacy course. At Thursday’s meeting, board members said they wanted more information about how the proposal would be implemented.
The concepts behind the store, at 491 Route 101, are likely something most shoppers understand: locally sourced products and zero waste packaging. But they haven’t seen it combined in New Hampshire the way it is at Live Free Refillery.
AmeriHealth Caritas New Hampshire recently hosted an Employment Resource Event at its Wellness and Opportunity Center, located at 25 Sundial Ave in Manchester. This free event was open to the public and provided attendees with resources and tools to aid in finding work and overcome barriers to employment.
WHAT THIS MEANS TO YOU: In the coming months, you could see a big change in your credit score (for better or worse), or suddenly have a credit score when you didn’t before. It will particularly affect people who plan to apply for a mortgage in the coming years.
Once established, the men will be expected to pay $200 a week for their rooms while saving 25 percent of their pay. The idea is that at the end of a year they will have about $5,000 to $7,000 to use for a first month and security deposit on an apartment or to purchase a used car.
On Monday, U.S. Representative Chris Pappas (D-NH-01) participated in a discussion within the confines of Girls at Work’s Bedford Street facility to talk about the non-profit program’s connection with Manchester’s Adverse Childhood Event Response Team, or ACERT.
Seven weeks ago a group of friends who belong to the Safari Youth Club got busy cleaning the streets, sidewalks and parks around their neighborhood. Under the guidance of Hamisi and Sandra Juma, the teenagers have learned that many hands make light work.
Manchester area residents will get a chance to check out the area’s first zero-waste grocery store, if they already haven’t, when Live Free Refillery holds a grand opening Thursday.
