The NH Pulp Fiction anthology wraps up with book six, “Live Free or Dragons,” plus Editor Rick Broussard recommends a local podcast from NHPR and an audio book.
In honor of the New Hampshire Statehouse’s 200th anniversary, Visitor Center Director Virginia Drew takes you on a guided tour of the country’s oldest capitol building still in use.
Our Explorers paddle the Merrimack from the red-brick canyon rapids of the Manchester mills to a calm, secluded island. As always, lessons are learned along the way.
Check out special Father’s Day events and NH attractions where admission is free for dads on Father’s Day
Jack Kenny discusses the frustrations of dealing with automated robots.
Food editor Susan Laughlin shares the Town Docks in Meredith’s recipe for a watermelon bowl cocktail that’s perfect for summer parties.
If the worst were to happen, such as a sudden illness or accident, would your family know what your wishes are? An advanced directive not only makes want you want clear, it takes the burden off your loved ones.
Patrick Malfait, owner of Contoocook River Canoe Company, gives his tips on where to begin if you are looking to buy your first kayak.
For the refugee farmers of Fresh Start Farms, there’s no path back to the lands they once called home. But now New Hampshire soil invites them to plant the seeds for both a livelihood and a new life.
Here’s our roundup of interesting, quirky and otherwise uncategorizable items we think you need to know about.
