For the 38th time, Downtown Concord hosted a tree lighting ceremony outside of the Statehouse last week. Despite the cancellation of the customary Christmas parade due to weather, hundreds of excited revelers gathered to usher in the holiday season in grand style. A professional magician, a vibrant costume contest, attractive wagon rides, and delightful clown...
Companies in Concord, Dover, Nashua, Newmarket, and Windham were honored for their dedication to the recruitment and employment of former members of the armed forces. The HIRE Vets Medallion Awards for 2023 have been bestowed upon five businesses located in the state of New Hampshire. Announcement The United States Department of Labor made the announcement...
This year, a late spring frost in New Hampshire killed the spring buds of many fruit trees, which means there will be fewer apples available for picking in the fall. Strange weather has an effect on everyone, but it’s especially disruptive for the farmers who grow the food we consume. A fatal frost has finally...
CONCORD, NH – A developer looking to construct hundreds of new housing units near the former Concord Monitor site presented updated plans to the planning board Wednesday, including nearly 300 more housing units than first proposed around 14 months ago. New England Family Housing’s new Monitor Way proposal, a housing, retail, and recreational project similar...
Concord’s Fall Leaf Collection is about to start with bulk leaf collection beginning on Monday, October 30th, and bagged leaf collection beginning on November 20th. Residents who wish to participate in the City’s bulk leaf collection must rake leaves to the curb for a single collection. Concord General Services crews will gather leaves as the...
New Hampshire community leaders are shining brilliantly, from groundbreaking victories to outstanding awards of the highest honor. Community leaders play an important role in shaping and improving New Hampshire. Their selflessness and passion are paramount as they work relentlessly to give back and generate good change on a local and global scale. We are fortunate...
CONCORD, NH — The Capital Region Food Program (CRFP) distributed over 2.4955 tons of nonperishable food items to 14 area social service agencies, food pantries, and churches as part of the program’s Year Round Distribution Project (YRDP) on Tuesday, January 10th. CRFP partner agencies receiving food as part of the distribution included: Boscawen Congregational Church...