As part of the Manchester Age-Friendly Initiative Free Bus Route kick-off, the Manchester City Archives and the NH Council on Developmental Disabilities will be co-hosting an opportunity for older Manchester residents to be a part of the city oral history project.
Recently, during the debate on HB 1300, over property tax caps, Representative Ross Berry (R-Weare) accused the House Democrats of laughing at the fact that Granite Staters are being taxed out of their homes. Au contraire, we were chuckling at his fake concern when he lamented that “something must be done.”
Ogie Brewing grew out of a love of craft beer and the science behind it. After a long career in aerospace technology, Bill Ogert turned his passion for precision and creativity toward home-brewing. That passion led to a brewery + tasting room with a great portfolio of staple beers plus frequent new efforts.
As Americans relocate in 2026, certain ZIP codes are standing out as the fastest-growing and most in-demand, among them 03101.
Since its founding in 2024, Acts of Kindness (AoK) has distributed nearly 50,000 pounds of food, more than 11,000 basic necessity products, and has helped about 92 people in Manchester off the streets and into permanent and recovery housing.
This year’s festivities will kick off with a parade by the City at 1:30 p.m. beginning at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial on Nashville Street and ending at Holman for the start of the Festival.
A Celebration of Life will be held on July 25, 2026, from 5-9 p.m. on The Patio at The Hilton Garden Inn.
This weekend is brimming with opportunities to get out of the house and enjoy the culture! From Americana 250th Exhibition – a celebration of the United States’ 250th anniversary of the Revolutionary War and the Declaration of Independence at MCC, to Rock the Block – the YMCA’s annual community block party, to an an array of Pride month events happening across the region, the possibilities are never-ending!
The “Flame of Hope” made a triumphant journey through the Granite State today as hundreds of law enforcement officers, local students, and Special Olympics athletes joined forces for the 2026 Law Enforcement Torch Run.
The market, held Wednesdays from 4 to 7 p.m. at Arms Park, marks the return of a community farmers market to Manchester for the first time since 2019.
Overall, prices are still up significantly from where they were a year ago.
At first glance, journalism may seem different from many of the causes people support during NH Gives. But in reality, local news sits at the center of nearly everything else we care about.
I’m a baseball guy so “up” first is a former neighbor (we lived just houses away from each other), a former peer (we both taught at the same high school), and a former MMHS coaching staff member (we both coached at Memorial). His name is Peter Perich.
On June 9 from 4-6 p.m. everyone’s invited to join Mayor Jay Ruais, State Rep. Matt Wilhelm, and Heather McGrail, President and CEO of the Greater Manchester Chamber as they unveil the inaugural lineup of the Levitt AMP Manchester Music Series at a free community gathering.
Representative Kathleen Paquette is correct about one thing: taxpayers deserve accountability.
Manchester has been led by people for decades who do not care that spending more money on buses would increase the value of business properties which would increase the tax revenues from business properties.
There is a troubling argument being made in Manchester right now: that supporting the tax cap, questioning the school budget, or asking for accountability somehow means a person wants to cripple public schools.
MSD’s financials are an open, verified book. A recent independent audit by Plodzik & Sanderson gave the District a clean opinion with explicit praise. Any insinuation of misrepresented financial statements is flatly false.
The MAGA movement likes to call what I’m writing about here a symptom of Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS), but I am not deranged or creating any of this information in my own head. Sure, his cult members have been successful in convincing themselves that objective reality is “fake news” perpetuated by the liberal media, but anyone with eyes and ears knows this isn’t the case.
The Manchester Association of Police Supervisors (MAPS) on Thursday announced the launch of its official website and social media platforms, establishing new channels to share information about policing in Manchester and engage with residents, community organizations, and local leaders on issues affecting public safety.