New Hampshire based nonprofit Nourish New England reports its first annual New Hampshire World Christmas Market (NHWCM) was a success, raising money to help fight food insecurity across the state.
A new nonprofit community newspaper, The Amherst Bear, has launched with a mission to restore consistent, accessible, and locally-rooted journalism for the town of Amherst.
When people can try food with wines, learn how a dish is prepared from a Chef like Ed, who will teach you the fundamentals, and hear from a wine professional for the background on the wines – it creates an event like no other.
With decades of history serving pizza on Elm Street, customers have been treated to a soft opening of the reborn Caesario’s with an official grand opening coming on the 23rd of February.
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (IATA:MHT) announced more good news this month following the start of new non-stop Breeze Airways flights to Myrtle Beach last week.
New Hampshire’s new year began with slightly better single-family home sales numbers than 2025, but with a much higher median January sales price.
Just hours after U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan, D-NH, was told during a Thursday Senate hearing by the acting director of ICE that the Department of Homeland Security “has worked with Governor Ayotte” on the economic impact of a proposed Merrimack ICE detention center, the governor released documents she says her office just requested and received following Thursday’s hearing.
“Manchester’s West Side is home to a quarter of our city’s population, yet so many families here face significant challenges from higher levels of poverty to limited access to essential resources and services,” said John Skevington, chief executive officer of Catholic Medical Center. “This project reflects our focused commitment to strengthening communities by making childcare and healthcare more accessible and affordable for families.”
The New Hampshire General Fund and Education Trust Fund collected a combined $193.1 million in revenue in January, $8.3 million (4.5%) more than planned. However, a total of $16.5 million was collected from the State’s 2.5-month-long tax amnesty program during January. Continuing a trend from December, the tax amnesty program was the reason for a revenue surplus last month, as the total combination of other revenue sources would have fallen short of the target.
The Moka Pot was packed wall to wall Monday as city officials, business leaders, and regulars gathered to celebrate the café’s newly expanded space — a move that speakers repeatedly described as more than a renovation, but a reaffirmation of downtown Manchester’s sense of community.
When you can’t make it to the brewery, the Packie has you covered. Every Friday they hold an in-store tasting from 4-6, bringing in brewers from all over the region.
When the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services tweaked the math behind its statewide recycling rate estimate last fall, the result suggested that the state was doing worse than previously thought at diverting waste from landfills.
It’s tax time, and boy are there a lot of things, big and small, you should know about filing this year.
There were a lot of changes with the tax bill pass last summer. On top of it, with the huge staffing cuts at the Internal Revenue Service this year, things will be a little chaotic. Don’t just take my word for it – National Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins told Congress Wednesday that this year’s tax filing is going to “present challenges” because of the job cuts and other disarray at the IRS.
Thursday marked one year since my first Grocery Snapshot shopping trip. It came right after President Trump announced his plan for across-the-board tariffs. I made a handful of purchases of things I usually bought that I thought could be affected by tariffs, as well as some that may not be, and figured we’d track them for a year to see how, or if, the prices changed.
“I don’t think it’s acceptable that the federal government has not provided more transparency on this,” Ayotte said.
Breeze Airways, the premium leisure carrier providing affordable, direct flights from underserved markets, today began new service from Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) to Myrtle Beach, S.C. The new route will operate twice weekly on Mondays and Fridays, with fares on the new route starting at $79*one-way.
The New Hampshire Oral Health Coalition is thrilled to announce that it received over $15,000 in charitable gaming proceeds following its run at Revo Casino and Social House in Keene.
For anyone who believes learning shouldn’t end at retirement, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of New Hampshire is now welcoming new and returning members for its Spring 2026 term.
City Year New Hampshire will host its annual Starry Starry Night fundraising gala on Saturday, April 18, 2026, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, honoring longtime New Hampshire civic leaders and philanthropists Dick Couch and Barbara Couch for their commitment to community, education, and opportunity for young people.
Imposter syndrome is not a clinical diagnosis, says Nicole Sublette, founder and clinical director of Therapists of Color New England. Instead, it describes “a persistent pattern of self-doubt, a fear of being exposed as inadequate and an inability to internalize accomplishments. I put imposter syndrome in the mental-health bucket as something tied to other experiences, not as a pathology,” she says.