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.
Author: Lynne Snierson
The Empowering Work of CASA Volunteers
These super volunteers stand up for children across New Hampshire.
When Is A Good Time To Clock Out Of Your Career?
How to navigate phasing into retirement.
Senior Legislators
Does life experience mean political advantages?
Manchester's Mounted Police Team
Queen City mounted police aren’t about to ride off into the sunset.
School is Back in Session
Increasing university options for seniors mean there's no age limit on education.
Family Tree Divided
Navigating grandparent and in-law status after divorce
De-Stressing Downsizing
When you're ready to make the move to a smaller home, here's what to do and where to turn.
The Healing Horses of Equine Therapy
Equine therapy offers a range of benefits.
Understanding Long-Term Care Insurance
The "what if?" insurance comes in several forms.
Navigating Late-Life Remarriage
This milestone can be a challenging one.
Communal Housing for Seniors
Sharing the load can make sense.
Adventurous Travel for the Senior Set
From glamping to academic excursions, the options for adventurous travel aimed at voyagers 60+ are more extensive than ever.
Caring for a Rapidly Aging State
New Hampshire has one of the biggest and fastest-growing senior populations in the U.S., which leaves experts from doctors to economists wondering: how do we serve such a unique group?
The New Generation of Senior Centers
"Senior centers" are updating their offerings—and their names.
Artisan Quilts To Be Shown In Manchester
The MQX Quilt Festival New England puts 300 works of fabric art on display.
When you’re a parent…again
Your child can no longer care for her child, so you’ve stepped up and stepped back into the role of parent
Rescue Mission
There are dozens of non-profit animal shelters, farms and facilities, breed rescue groups and pet adoption agencies across the state. Here are rescue stories with happy endings and information on how you can help.
Keeping up With Social Media and Technology
Today’s social media provides opportunity and challenges for seniors. Don't get overwhelmed - here's how to navigate the technological world.
Keeping Your Brain Sharp As a Tack
How much good do mental exercises really do?
16th Annual Maritime Folk Festival
Celebrate Portsmouth's seafaring heritage with the 16th annual Maritime Folk Festival on September 26-27.
When Is it Too Late for Plastic Surgery?
More and more seniors are saying it's never too late and are signing up for various procedures. Here's what you need to know if you're considering plastic surgery later in life
Specialized Memory Care for Those with Alzheimer’s and Dementia
Providing safety and security at specialized memory care facilities for loved ones with Alzheimer's and dementia.
Grammy-Winner Jared Cassedy of Windham High School
Music teacher Jared Cassedy of Windham High School tells us what it was like to win a Grammy at the 57th Grammy Awards ceremony back in February.
The Truth About Reverse Mortgages
TV commercials would have you believe there are no downsides to reverse mortgages. Not so fast, say New Hampshire experts.
New Hampshire's Animal Champions
These champion dogs, cats and horses have reached the pinnacle in their respective competitive fields. From a Supreme Grand Champion Maine Coon Cat to a Welsh Corgi with 13 national titles under her collar, these four-legged celebrities are all winners.
When It's More Than Just Snoring
If you snore, you might have a serious condition called sleep apnea. Here's how to recognize this sleep disorder.
Photographer Becky Field Documents the Lives of Refugees in NH
At a time when words like “immigrant” and “refugee” come with loaded political implications, Concord photographer Becky Field has spent the last three years capturing the daily lives of foreign-born Granite Staters, showing that our new neighbors strengthen and enrich our communities.
More and more seniors are going mobile
You can take it with you after all, just as long as your recreational vehicle is your house
Dining with Ghosts at The Windham Restaurant
It gives the catchphrase "food and spirits" a whole new meaning.
7th Settlement pays homage to beer and Dover
A community supported brewery in Dover, NH.
Hobbs Tavern and Brewing Co.
Sit and stay a while at the new Hobbs Tavern and Brewing Co. in West Ossipee.
Retired living in NH isn't easy (or cheap)
NH is ranked as one of the costliest states in the country for senior living
From the Barrel Brewing Company
You'll find inventive beers crafted with care at From the Barrel Brewing Co. in Londonderry.
Able Ebenezer Brewing Company
This new Merrimack brewery gives a nod to Revolutionary War era military history in NH.
Lobster Q in Hampstead
Lobster Q features both seafood and BBQ recipes.
A New Hampshire Chinook Wins at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
Five-year-old Birr won Best of Breed honors for the Chinook at the 138th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
Meet New Hampshire's Young Showbiz Stars
Meet three talented youngsters who are breaking into showbiz in a big way.
Meet NH's gentle giants: Budweiser Clydesdales
The Granite State is home to a number of things that could be called "icons." The Budweiser Clydesdales are about as iconic as they come
Of Dogs and DNA: Debbie Logan
As the property manager of the dog-friendly 364-unit Twin Ponds Development rental community in Nashua, Debbie Logan soon discovered that not all of the residents were responsible pet owners.
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