Grave New World?
We asked the illustration students at the Institute of Art and Design at New England College to tell us what they think of the world, post-pandemic, by showing us. We’re happy to note their creations reveal as much hope as fear.
Author: Jack Kenny
Bigfoot Lives — At Least on Screen
When you think of Bigfoot, grainy, dubious tabloid photos come to mind, but Pamula Pierce Barcelou of Claremont is bringing the beast to the big screen via the restoration of her father’s 1972 film “The Legend of Boggy Creek.”
Behind the Scenes of “Granite State Challenge”
No trivia question goes unanswered in the age of Google and Siri, but the student contestants of Granite State Challenge put aside their phones and test their knowledge the old-fashioned way — on a quiz show.
Don’t Quote Me
New Hampshire's Jack Kenny discusses comments politicians make off the record and if they count or not.
The Puritan Ethic
Arguably the state’s most iconic stand-alone restaurant, the noble Puritan celebrates 100 years of being everyone’s favorite home away from home.
Hearing Voices
Jack Kenny discusses the frustrations of dealing with automated robots.
Meet The Common Man’s Alex Ray
Common Man founder Alex Ray is contemplating retirement. What does that mean for a man who’s devoted his life and career to a beloved family of restaurants, the arts and his community?
New Boston’s Historic Fourth of July Celebration
New Boston, New Hampshire, loves the Fourth of July so much the whole town turns out for the parade, and half of them are in it.
The Less You Know
Presidential candidates look much better from a distance.
Adaptive Golfing in New Hampshire
“Returning to normal” is the typical goal after a long vacation or a hospital stay, but what do you do when something happens that makes “normal” a thing of the past? How about a round of golf?
You CAN Still Get There from Here
"Progress might have been all right once,” the comic-poet Ogden Nash observed, “but it has gone on too long.”
Potato Becomes New Hampshire's State Vegetable
The history of the journey of how the potato made it here and became New Hampshire's State vegetable.
Starting New business? Get Some Expert Advice
Advice for starting your own business from New Hampshire law experts.
Granite Plates
Manchester attorney David Nixon recalls that when his long-time friend and law partner John W. King was governor (1963-69), a certain lawyer was pressing his case for appointment to the Superior Court. King, Nixon says, told the man he just…
Playing Tribute to the Granite State
To paraphrase the song that helped make them famous, the Shaw Brothers would like to teach the state to sing in perfect harmony
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