As part of its $15 billion Community Homeownership Commitment®, Bank of America has expanded its Down Payment Grant program to prospective New Hampshire homebuyers in Rockingham and Strafford Counties to help more people prepare for homeownership now and in the future.
Ward 1 Alderman Kevin Cavanaugh officially kicked off his mayoral campaign with an event at McIntryre Ski Area.
The goal of the summit is overcoming lack of public awareness between public and programs available to serve veterans.
Michael Quigley is still relatively new to the Queen City but he has big plans for one often overlooked part of Manchester’s city government.
The city’s Economic Development Office plans a busy week launching the first phase of the new community-wide identity and branding initiative. MEDO officials are hoping community members will get busy, too, and help create a way to tell Manchester’s story.
Supporters of Will Stewart’s campaign for mayor gathered in the Green Beautiful Restaurant Saturday morning to discuss pressing problems and issues facing the city.
A weekly update from the Manchester Economic Development Office (MEDO), Jodie Nazaka and Erik Lesniak.
With New Hampshire’s craft beer industry still hopping after its growth spurt over the past decade, more local breweries are looking for ways to cut their energy use and create a greener future.
Planet Fitness once again officially kicks off its High School Summer Pass™ program, opening its doors to high schoolers ages 14 – 191 to work out for free this summer (through August 31) at any of the more than 2,400 Planet Fitness locations throughout the United States and Canada.
Additional clarity may be needed following Monday’s update at the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen Special Committee on Alcohol, Other Drugs and Youth Services after two key figures in the city’s quest to aid homeless individuals requiring substance abuse treatment seemed to provide incongruous statements.
Members of the Manchester Historic Association (MHA) recently voted to name four new board members at the MHA’s Annual Meeting.
Just over 4,500 people took advantage of some good weather on Saturday and Sunday to take a trip out to for the first weekend of the 2023 New Hampshire Renaissance Faire.
The annual event is one of the organization’s major fundraisers and honors a person or persons who have made a positive impact on the greater Manchester community. This year’s honoree is Tom Raffio, President & CEO of Northeast Delta Dental, who has been an engaged and philanthropic leader in New Hampshire for many years.
The curtain opens May 19 on “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,” the beloved story of faith, courage and giving from the story by author C.S. Lewis. Four performances will be held at The Majestic Studio Theatre, 880 Page St., Manchester.
Waypoint locations at 103 North State Street and at 27 Burns Avenue, in Concord have been designated as Family Resource Centers of Quality (FRC-Q) by the Wellness and Primary Prevention Council of the NH legislature.
You don’t need a special month to focus on financial literacy. With knowledge being power, statistics show that you will immediately improve your finances.
This year, our LGN class chose to breathe new life into the courtyard at Family Promise, a non-profit. Family Promise is on a mission to end homelessness, one family at a time. Because they believe that every child deserves a home. Through safe housing and education, Family Promise guides families as they break the cycle, and rise from homelessness to sustainable independence.
It remains difficult for New Hampshire residents to both buy and sell a home, with tight inventory and high prices continuing to slow the market.
