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.
New Hampshire's own Adi Rule discusses the wonders of a Granite State summer, from visiting the dump to looking at pigs.
Susan Laughlin shares a summertime recipe for poached peaches and ice cream for National Peach Month.
This month you can see Stephanie Young and her work in person at the 86th League of NH Craftsmen’s Fair from August 3 to 11 at Mount Sunapee Resort in Newbury.
New Hampshire voters may have a distinctly different opinion about what, exactly, electable means. For a while now, voters in the Granite State, particularly Democrats, have long preferred and sought to recruit female candidates, believing they had a better chance of winning. And our election record is quite clear — in New Hampshire, women win.
There’s nothing lovelier than a cloudy day in the early morning when viewed through the eyes of Roxane Chardon. Her pastels capture the soothing calm of a waterway, using light blues and contrasting shimmering pinks.
Presidential candidates head to the Cure restaurant in Portsmouth for the "Candidate Kitchen" TV series.
A group of treasure hunters goes on a quest for wealth at the site of the former Contoocook River Park. See if their 100-year-old map lead to jewels and coins ... or just rusty nails and cans.
Smokey Bear has been on patrol for 75 years this August, and New Hampshire — which has its own special ties with Smokey — is making a big deal out of the milestone.
Visit one of the Seacoast lobster "shacks" for fried clams, steamers, oysters, and of course, lobster.
