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Popping With the Sounds of Holiday Cheer

There's no need to travel outside New Hampshire for first-rate holiday pops symphony and choral performances.

Symphony NH Holiday House Tour

This annual tour and fundraiser, happening December 1-2, will inspire you to decorate your own home.

Photos by Susan Laughlin

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Explore New Hampshire

Local's Tour of Richmond

Author Barbara Radcliffe Rogers takes you on a journey of her own hometown.

By Barbara Radcliffe Rogers

The Buck Horn Bound

Sometimes, the simple marking of a town line can be a curious affair.

By Marshall Hudson

Small Town History in Hart's Location

Visit the Notchland Inn and then stop by the Conway Scenic Railroad's Notch train excursions.

By Barbara Radcliffe Rogers

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Education & Health

How Food Can Affect Your Mood

What you do (and don’t) eat can affect your stress level and more.

by Karen A. Jamrog

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Home & Garden

Color Pop

Consider artwork as unique home décor

By Amy Mitchell

Country Chic Style

Combining rustic and and modern design.

Photos by John Hession

Uniquely NH Antiques

Before you enjoy Antiques Week and the 61st annual New Hampshire Antiques Show, learn a little about antiques from the Granite State.

By Jason Hackler

Guide to the holidays

Our Guide to the Holidays in NH includes where to find "The Nutcracker" and "A Christmas Carol" performances, local gift ideas for every budget, Thanksgiving and Christmas recipes and more.

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Food & Drink

Durham Introduces Nomads Kitchen

Durham's latest restaurant brings a new world of flavors to this college town.

By Blake Wasson

Meet the Brewer: The Outlaw Brewing Company’s Rick Horton

The Outlaw Brewing Company of Winchester is keeping it (very) local.

By Blake Wasson

Insider's Guide to the Best Après Ski

Where Powderhounds Unwind in the Granite State

By Brion O'Connor

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People

The Immortal Daniel Webster

The great orator, statesman and diplomat Daniel Webster was “God-like” in his day, and, indeed, his presence lives on in New Hampshire.

By Barbara Coles

Movie Star

Meet Barry Steelman of Concord’s Red River Theatres, this year's winner of the NH Film Festival's Van McLeod Award.

Photo and transcription by David Mendelsohn

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Doing Good

Good Cause of the Month: The Homeland Heroes Foundation

Supporting active duty service members, veterans and their families in their time of need.

By Blake Wasson

Destination NH

Destination New Hampshire is a guide to the resources that visitors and current residents need most. Showcasing the seven regions of our diverse state, Destination is an easy-to-use, informative reference guide in a convenient format that people will utilize and share with others.

Click here for more information.

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