Join local nonprofit Media Power Youth for a question and answer session with GEAR UP New Hampshire to talk about college and job preparation for students post-COVID-19.
The state is awarding $11.5 million to live music venues, stadiums and theaters as they face financial losses and an uncertain winter of cancelled and limited performances due to the pandemic, including four Manchester venues.
On Thursday, Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig joined with the other 13 mayors of New Hampshire asking New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu for a statewide plan to address the issue of homelessness in a collaborative manner.
We checked out the box of food recently distributed by the NH Food Bank to families in need through the USDA’s Farmers to Families Food Box program.
Find out how you can help a museum/educational center make a difference, and have fun doing it.
The delegation called on the USDA to investigate concerns brought to them by the New Hampshire Food Bank that the products provided do not meet nutritional standards and are not suitable to serve families in need of assistance amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Prostate Cancer Non-Profit Organizations are welcome to join our Annual Stache Dash 5K to support their organization & raise awareness for All Men across our great country!
Girls Inc. of New Hampshire has launched a brand-new fundraiser to help the organization raise money while adhering to social distancing guidelines
The former office manager of Pine Haven is facing charges she stole $240,000 from the not-for-profit home for troubled boys.
Since the pandemic, The Fallen Outdoors has had trouble raising awareness, but the New Hampshire chapter lead is determined to keep offering connections to veterans.
Mobile Food Pantries are making the rounds to help those struggling economically.
The Bank hosted a poll during its Customer Appreciation Week, held virtually October 12-16, to give the public an opportunity to vote for a nonprofit in their region that has been impacted by COVID-19 and could benefit from a donation from the Bank.
An application made by the Manchester Fire Department to the state for a $250,000 Coronavirus Emergency Justice Grant was denied Wednesday, the same day the governor claimed – falsely, according to the mayor – that he has sent the city of Manchester $100 million in funding to address the homeless issue.
If you’re wondering what the plan is to reduce and eliminate the number of people living unsheltered in tents around the city, the answer is there is no plan. Even as the problem – magnified by a pandemic, the onset of winter, and lack of affordable housing options – balloons before our eyes.
Under the weight of more than $100 million of debt, LRGHealthcare filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Monday in federal bankruptcy court.
We are shining a spotlight on the amazing individuals, businesses, non-profits and groups that make up the fabric of our arts community and creative economy.
New Hampshire has no laws barring faithless electors, so the state has become a target for people who want to do away with the electoral system.
City Arts Nashua, in collaboration with Access Nashua, have recreated ArtWeek Nashua 2020 to be a weeklong televised event. Viewers can tune in via accessnashua.org, or Nashua Community Television Channel 96, as well as cityartsnashua.org, City Arts Nashua’s social media pages and City Arts Nashua’s YouTube channel throughout the week of October 17-25.
They will be giving away a smart-looking 2021 Chili Red MINI Cooper (or $20,000) as the grand prize, along with a second prize Honda Super Cub and the latest Series 6 Apple Watch for third prize.
The School Charter Commission – in less than one year’s work, spent nearly $30,000 in taxpayer funds to come up with a terrible ballot initiative of questionable legitimacy. And there continues to be questions about the actual language being too vague, and in layman’s terms, that means if passed is always ripe for more litigation and money wasted defending a poorly worded Charter change.