Tuning up Tupelo
How Scott Hayward’s vision built Derry's Tupelo Music Hall, a beloved and renowned New Hampshire music landmark
Author: Lynne Snierson
NH’s Newest “Jeopardy!” Champion is Five Times Lucky
Meet New Hampshire’s newest “Jeopardy!” champion Greg Jolin following his incredible five show run on the popular trivia show
Our Town: Happenings in Hampstead
Incorporated in 1749, this Rockingham County community aims to retain small-town charm as homes go upscale
Connecting Community: Isaiah’s Place
How a local nonprofit is putting hope into action to break the chains of homelessness
George Krikorian Jr. Is Off to the Races
George Krikorian Jr. has a knack for real estate, movie theaters and thoroughbred horses
From Senate to Rock Star: The Unstoppable Energy of Scott and Gail Brown
Scott Brown and his wife, Gail Huff Brown, recall decorating their temporary New Zealand residence with rock memorabilia from famous friends
UNH’s Breakout Sports Star
She is now known as the Queen of American Hockey, but once upon a time Ellen Weinberg-Hughes held court in the town of Durham
The Unstoppable David George
NH boxing and wrestling commissioner and business owner brings the fight to many rings
Sharing Lessons Learned
At 80, sculptor John Weidman continues to explore new ideas and share his passion with other artists
Thanking Our Troops, One Flight at a Time
The Pease Greeters are back on active duty around New Hampshire
Celebrating Women Through Connection
Today’s social groups exclusively for women celebrate the power of sisterhood
Successful Aging at Home Sweet Home
Over 70% of people are going to need long-term care. Are you prepared?
Making New Friends
Developing new relationships is critically important for long-term health.
Gambling for Good
The real winners at New Hampshire’s licensed casinos are the state’s charities.
Green Burials
When it comes to burial practices, everything old is new again.
Stopping the Stigma
John Broderick’s campaign to confront the mental illness crisis
The Cost of Widowhood
They didn’t know what they didn’t know.
Getting Back in the Game
For many, like Charlie Sherman, early retirement has led to unretiring.
Excellence in Nursing Awards 2022
Meet this year's 13 outstanding nurses.
A Late-life Crisis is Real and No Laughing Matter
Everyone jokes about the mid-life crisis, but did you know that the late-life crisis is a real thing?
Tap Dancing Through Life With Aaron Tolson
A new book teaches kids that dance is for everyone
Hero Animals
Many extraordinary animals are performing acts of valor, courage and compassion every day across the Granite State, and with their devotion to duty they are saving lives and making a positive impact.
Coming Back Strong
UNH coach beats the odds not once, but twice.
Music Is Magic
The Shaw Brothers’ legacy inspires a nonprofit organization that brings the healing power of music to seniors.
Get Out and Enjoy Nature
Plan a fall hike (or walk).
Thanks for the Memories
“New Hampshire Chronicle” celebrates 20 years.
Retirement Communities Are Back
After enduring months of unknowns and fear due to the pandemic, New Hampshire’s retirement communities see a rise in demand.
Understanding Post-Pandemic Anxiety
As vaccines allow seniors to resume more normal lives, some are experiencing anxiety about reentering society. Here’s what you can do about it.
Spotlight on Ageism
The pandemic exacerbates the problem.
Beat the Holiday Blues
The pandemic exacerbates a seasonal problem.
Understanding Medicare
To say it's confusing is an understatement.
Anthony Poore: Civics Nerd
I’ve known that since day one. I freaking love people. I’m really impressed with humans
Struggling with addiction? You’re not alone.
There can be no doubt the alarming substance abuse problem existed even before COVID-19
Online Dating Advice for Seniors
Finding new love later in life is certainly possible - let local experts help you navigate online dating services.
Where to Retire in New Hampshire
One view of retirement is as a layover for people on their way out of the world, but most retirees will tell you their lives have just begun. Here are the places where the best years are yet to be.
How to Choose a Retirement Community
Information on how to determine if a continuing care retirement community is the smart choice for you, plus advice on finding the right one.
Dance Classes for Parkinson’s Patients
Parkinson’s patients find relief — and fun — through dance classes created just for them.
Advice for Seniors on Updating Your Wardrobe
Trends change, so consider ditching what you’ve always worn for a new style.
Transitioning Into Retirement
You’ve clocked out of your career and finally reached the stage where you’ve put the daily grind behind. But don’t assume that retired life will be a big proverbial bowl of cherries with days spent happily on the greens lowering your golf handicap or merrily sailing into technicolor sunsets on Golden Pond. Here are some tips for handling the reality of retirement.
Stopping Abuse
Elder abuse is more common than you might think. Here are some steps that you can take to prevent it.
The Hidden Patients
Forty-four million Americans currently find themselves in the role of unpaid caregiver, which comes with a myriad of responsibilities and stresses. Here is some important first-person advice for how to find support.
Planning for Retirement
It's never too early to start thinking about saving for retirement.
Galloping to the Rescue
Animal rescue is not an easy calling, and when it comes to horses, the difficulties are compounded due to expense and specialized care. Thankfully, there are those who rise to the challenge time and time again.
Looking to God As We Age
The importance of turning to faith or spirituality as we get older.
The Difficulties That Come With Solo Aging
Solo agers face unique challenges as their needs begin to change.
Tips for Aging in Place
For seniors who want to stay in their homes, renovations and other changes are a must.
Building on Hope’s 2018 Project
Local nonprofit group Building on Hope brings new life to the Crisis Center of Central New Hampshire in Concord.
Supplement Myths
The key to keeping your mind sharp can't be found in a pill bottle.
Destination Dover
Perfect for summer retail therapy.
Fun Fitness After 50
Something new - like group classes - can keep you motivated to get fit.
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