Author: New Hampshire Magazine Staff

New Hampshire has perfected the art of penny-pinching.Recently New Hampshire was ranked as the least politically corrupt state in the nation. It is a nice distinction to have, but it also begs the question as to why. We can talk…

Every truly GOOD gift has a story to tell and says something about the giver. Gifts that are made in New Hampshire reflect the spirit of the state and support the GOOD artists and craftspeople who have made it their…

There are many events and fireworks displays happening around the state this Fourth of July. Here is a list of some of what's going on in the Granite State, but to find even more information visit the extensive 4th of…

Whether you're looking the best ribs, fine dining at one of the state's oldest grand hotels or the freshest seafood, these American and seafood restaurants are a great place to start. Editor's Picks are noted with an asterisk and red…

The gorilla politicians and wild beast weddings are gone, but Hudson’s “Wild Animal Farm” lives on as a recreational park. Wonder Woman couldn’t save one of New Hampshire’s most cherished childhood treasures. Neither could the Incredible Hulk or Mighty Mouse.…

Best of NH has plenty of winners to satisfy your sweet tooth. 2011 Readers' Poll Winners and Editor's Picks range from homemade marshmallows to decadent cakes and pastries. Editor's Picks are noted with an asterisk and red text, while your…

Cookbook author Susie Middleton will discuss her new book "Fast, Fresh and Green," and she'll also demonstrate how to add flavor to and get the most out of weeknight vegetable dishes. Tips include peeling fresh ginger with a spoon, making…

This story is about Dr. Sam Aldridge, the doctor who caught Editor Rick Broussard's attention during our Top Doctor survey period (as mentioned in his May 2010 Editor's Note). Below you'll find information on how you can help the "Socks…