A new book celebrating Manchester’s history, written by Sam Kelly Theodosopoulos and the Manchester Historic Association, was released on Tuesday, April 28 during a launch party at the Millyard Museum.
The Nash Casino recently presented nearly $2.3 million in combined contributions—a record amount for a single month—to 12 New Hampshire nonprofit organizations.
On National Drug Take Back Day, Saturday, April 25, Elliot Health System will host a collection event for unused or expired prescription medication from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Elliot Pharmacy at River’s Edge, located at 175 Queen City Avenue, Manchester.
The community offers a variety of apartment layouts starting at $1,700 per month, including 1-bedroom, 1-bedroom Flexi Suite, 2-bedroom, and 3-bedroom options.
Continuing on its commitment to make golf more accessible and affordable for kids, Bank of America today announced the return of Golf with Us, which includes four courses in New Hampshire. Children, ages 6-18, are invited to enroll in Golf with Us to access tee times for $5 or less to thousands of courses across Bank of America’s 97 markets through a free one-year membership to Youth on Course.
Join The Elliot VNA in collaboration with Elliot Senior Health Primary Care for a free community webinar on Advance Directives in recognition of National Health care Decisions Day on April 16th.
As one of the largest specialized surgical suites in New England, it provides board-certified surgeons with the latest tools to perform complex procedures, such as coronary artery bypass surgery, aortic and mitral valve repair or replacement, in a space specifically designed for optimal patient outcomes.
When it comes to Workmans’ Compensation, depending on your work status, there are a number of different types of weekly indemnity benefits you can receive.
The plays featured in the 2026 Festival are original plays selected from over 80 submissions sent in from around the country. These short plays, ranging in genre from comedy to family drama, will be staged over two nights, with each 10-15 minute play running each night.
Women are living longer, asking more questions and — finally — becoming the focus of their own healthcare.