Amidst Pandemic, New Restaurants Still Open in NH
COVID-19 hasn’t stopped new eateries from successfully opening up around the state.
Shopping With a Side of History at the New Hampshire State House Gift Shop
This unique gift shop helps students, candidates and the curious to learn more about the Granite State
Costumes for a Cause
Victoria's Victory Foundation's yearly event goes virtual for the month of October.
Take the 5 Hikes Challenge This Fall
Blaze a fistful of trails through NH's forests, mountains
Guide to Fall and Foliage
It may not feel like a traditional fall in NH, but there are plenty of things to do (like go apple picking!) and foliage drives to take.
Drink Your Shrubs
An old-fashioned favorite, shrubs have steadily made a comeback in the last several years — especially on cocktail menus.
Learn to Cook Outside With Cast Iron
How a cast iron dutch oven rescued writer Jessica Saba's COVID summer. You too can learn to use fire and cast iron to create an outdoor meal.
Does New Hampshire Have a Bear Problem?
A disconnect between the public and the state may be paving a road to New Hampshire's first fatal bear attack in 150 years.
Ernesto’s Excellent Intellectual Adventure
In which our new publisher discovers local literary luminary P.J. O’Rourke.
The Virtual Main Event
New Hampshire Furniture Masters adapt, reinvent the annual gala.
Meet Owner of Haunted Overload Eric Lowther
Meet Eric Lowther, owner and imagination behind Haunted Overload in Lee.
Spooky Film Fare for All
Wilton Town Hall Theatre hangs in there.
Touring Saint-Gaudens
This Cornish park boasts bridges, sculptures, gardens and more.
