Forever Young: Laconia Motorcycle Weeks Turns 100
The Lakes Region's beloved bikefest becomes a centenarian this year, but still brings out the kid in bikers of all ages.
Author: John Hession, Photographer
Canaan Reflects on the Great Fire of 1923
Piecing together rubble from the devastation of the 1923 Great Canaan Fire, artist Gary Hamel discovers new life.
Inspiration Blooms
The Portsmouth Garden Tour returns this June.
How to Make a Gingerbread House With Gingerbread Amy
Is your gingerbread home far from up to code? Why not call in a construction professional — that would be Amy Knapp, who has a few tricks tucked in her apron (like, for instance, a glue gun).
Country Chic Style
Combining rustic and and modern design.
The State of Solar Power in New Hampshire
Confused about tariffs, federal incentives or state tax credits? Here's where things currently stand for those who want to go solar.
Artist Jim Lambert Defies Description
Whimsical. Charming. Folksy. Eclectic. None of these words sum up Jim Lambert’s work, but all are accurate. This New Hampshire artist doesn’t fit neatly into a category — perhaps that’s exactly why he’s so beloved.
Building Homes for a Greener Tomorrow
There’s nothing gothic about the net-zero home of environmental reporter Sam Evans-Brown and his wife, but rooftop solar panels and electric meters that run backward might be new American traditions for which we can all take a stand.
The Scaredycat’s Guide to Haunted Houses
Fear led our primitive ancestors to hide in caves and build fires to keep their nightmares at bay. Today, we leave our caves and home fires and even pay good money just to get a taste of that primal sense of terror. Here, just in time for Halloween, is a guided tour of two of the state’s finest horror dispensaries.
Remarkable Women 2015: Powerful Partnerships
From music to mechanical engineering, meet women in remarkable partnerships that really get the job done.
The Constant Restorationist
Doug Towle spent 2.4 million of his own money to restore this historic Gilmanton compound that is home to the 1600s Pilgrim House.
Arts in the North Country
Head up north and you might expect wilderness and solitude in lieu of culture and community. However, when you emerge north of the Notch, you may be surprised to find a thriving, exciting and vibrant art scene that calls Littleton and the surrounding area its home.
Winter Fun on the Lakes
Our iconic summer destinations — the Lakes Region and Lake Winnipesaukee in particular — don’t just sit dormant during the winter, waiting silently for ice out to come alive once again. For those in the know, there’s much fun to be had on these frozen expanses.
Littleton's Schilling Beer Co.
Tradition meets modern science in the White Mountains at Schilling Beer Co. in Littleton.
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?
Defining Moments
Four of the 2014 Top Doctors describe a defining career moment.
Understanding Northern Pass
The highly contested Northern Pass project has big implications for the state. Proponents see it as a much-needed energy source while equally passionate critics view it as a coming environmental catastrophe. However, things are not so clear cut.
The Allure of the Shed: An Exceprt From NH's Howard Mansfield's Latest Book
This opening to Mansfield's chapter titled "Sheds” makes a great introduction to his latest book “Dwelling in Possibility: Searching for the Soul of Shelter."
When in Lebanon, head to Muriel’s Donuts
What is it about the New Englander's connection with the donut?
Art and Heart: Emile Birch
New Hampshire artist Emile Birch's public sculptures create joy in places that range from town squares to hospitals.
Remarkable Women 2010: Pictures of Health
Women were the original caregivers, and throughout history their roles have been central to the healing arts and sciences. So, as the health care debate plays out on a national stage, here’s a close-up look at five remarkable women who make health happen.
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