The New Hampshire Liquor Commission (NHLC) recently completed its most successful sales year in history, surpassing $4 billion in total net revenue delivered to the state of New Hampshire since it was founded in 1934.
Housing prices are on the rise again in the Granite State. Inventory is low and what’s good news for sellers is bad news for buyers and people looking for homes they can afford.
Despite the pandemic, construction companies have experienced some of their busiest quarters with construction of single-family homes and multi-family units on the rise. But even as residential development continues at a fast clip, demand for housing is outstripping supply.
With adoption numbers strong in the state and people now returning to work, veterinary and animal care specialists say the problem of finding affordable day care — as well as dealing with separation anxiety — is now a real concern.
The state is not yet 100 percent compliant with a May 11 court order related to the state’s hospital emergency room boarding crisis, but it is moving quickly to find more mental health beds, Gov. Chris Sununu and the Executive Council were told Wednesday at their regular meeting.
The state’s performing arts venues are getting ready to bring back live performances and crowds this summer as the pandemic eases, but they’re also ready for a lot of audience uncertainty about how to behave.
Tuesday’s Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) meeting finished with a bang following a series of votes during the meeting’s new business section.
The proposed ordinance is being presented to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen Committee on Administration this evening, May 18 at 5:45 p.m.
After many years of discussion around how to reorganize Manchester School District in such a way that it would address aging and inefficient buildings, and decreasing enrollment, while improving educational opportunities for students, Dr. John Goldhardt last week released a comprehensive plan with detailed recommendations for sweeping changes across all levels of learning.
Since 1884 Webster House in Manchester New Hampshire has been providing a safe supportive alternative place for children unable to live at home. Communicast sat down with the newly appointed leadership team of Michelle O’Malley (CEO) and Blair Stairs (Executive Director of Operations and longtime employee) along with Ed Ithier (Board President and long-time volunteer) for a conversation about unwavering mission and change in this time of a global pandemic.
New Hampshire nonprofits are preparing for 2021’s New Hampshire Gives event after unprecedented success in fundraising last year, despite the struggles of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Families in Transition hosts the 31st Annual Walk Against Hunger, an annual fundraiser to support people experiencing homelessness and low-income households.
Volunteers cleaned up Lamont Hanley Park by removing weeds and trash, then spreading mulch throughout the gardens. Located at the corner of Bridge Street and Elm Street in Manchester, this park provides beautiful green space in the city.
This award is presented to a person or to a group who has been instrumental in practicing and/or promoting public health in the state.
The Equine Collaborative With Merrimack County (ECMC) invites members of the community to their first ‘Open Barn’ taking place on Wednesday, April 28 from 2 – 6 p.m. at the new home of ECMC on the Merrimack County Complex property located at 333 Daniel Webster Highway in Boscawen.
Last week, we asked you for your thoughts on how to address the issue of homelessness in Manchester as well as how Mayor Craig is handling the issue in Manchester Ink Link’s first-ever Question of the Week.
The 2020 edition of the event, held at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics in Goffstown, was one of the last in-person events before the COVID-19 pandemic forced most events to be done remotely, underlining the impact that the pandemic has had on Manchester, like the rest of the world.
Big check, big impact: Prime Subaru donated $30,000 to Make-A-Wish Manchester, and former “wish kid” Faith Hazelton, now an employee of Make-A-Wish, was there to accept the check.
