The latest phishing scam to hit email boxes is particularly insidious – it looks just like a real digital invite to a party, from a real person in the recipient’s contact list.
Vose Farm Residences, an affordable workforce housing community developed by Catholic Charities NH, officially opened on Thursday, January 15, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Applications are now being accepted, with the first tenants expected to move in February.
Great food and fun will be on the menu as the Queen City Rotary Club hosts its annual comedy bowl fundraiser later this month. The annual event, which includes a buffet dinner, comedy show and cash bar, will take place on Saturday, January 31 at St. George’s Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Manchester.
Is one of your New Year’s resolutions to budget this year? By all means, do it! Just be sure you take into account some of the changes in the consumer world that may affect where or how your money goes.
Nine days before Dr. David Vargas-Lowy was criminally charged with sexually assaulting a teenage girl during an office visit last year, the New Hampshire Board of Medicine (BOM) lifted a temporary suspension of his medical license in connection with the same incident.
State revenue collections in December, a key month for State revenues, offered both good news for the State’s overall financial picture and more cautionary signs for underlying revenue strength.
McCormick, 72, applied for the elderly tax exemption last year and has saved over $1,000 on her tax bill. She said the exemption has “most definitely” been helpful, but she and many of her neighbors believe the exemption’s requirements are difficult to meet.
“This investment helps us realize a dream of creating a hub where families can access essential services under one roof,” said Jeanine Tousignant, Project Facilitator for the Mark Stebbins Community Center. “It’s about building stronger communities and brighter futures for generations to come.”
American Medical Response (AMR) Manchester, set a new 24-hour transport record in Manchester on Tuesday, responding to 70 patients as responders see flu-like illnesses continue to surge.
New Hampshire’s housing market showed signs of improvement overall in 2025, with several key indicators increasing for the time in several years.
The Catholic Health Care Foundation of Greater Manchester (Foundation) has received its first corporate donation of $125,000. The funds, donated by Northeast Delta Dental, will directly support the Poisson Dental Facility, which is a grant recipient of the Foundation.
The organization offers scholarships for educational-based travel experiences, with the goal of helping students experience cultural, educational, and personal growth through travel.
After reaching his silver anniversary at one of New Hampshire’s most popular entertainment venues, Tim Bechert has left his role as General Manager of SNHU arena. Bechert, who led the facility since its opening in 2001, is transitioning to focus on community-oriented endeavors.
Elliot Health System recently introduced a groundbreaking procedure for shoulder surgery, performing the inaugural MAKO advanced robotic-assisted reverse shoulder surgery at its flagship Elliot Hospital based in Manchester.
So, that means a lot of price increases this month for those store brands that dropped in December. In fact, 11 of the 26 items on the grocery snapshot list cost more than they did last month.
Dana K. Smith joins Ward Law Group as the firm’s first partner. The announcement was made Jan. 1.
The annual program aims to make Granite State communities more livable for people of all ages.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte announced the appointment of Donnalee Lozeau as Director of the Governor’s Office of New Opportunities & Rural Transformational Health (GO-NORTH), which will administer New Hampshire’s Rural Health Transformation Program.
Although our NH hometown favorite cast members Adam Sandler and Seth Meyers are not included in this first wave of SNL bobbleheads, National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum co-founder and CEO Phil Sklar says you never know when an Opera Man bobblehead might roll off the assembly line.
According to the analysis, about 23 percent of New Hampshire households did not have non-retirement savings, such as money in a checking or savings account, totaling more than $2,000 in 2022. That figure rose to 30 percent for Granite Staters in rural northern and western New Hampshire, 32 percent for Manchester residents, and 31 percent for Granite Staters of color statewide.