A Town at the ‘Tipping Point’: As Mont Vernon Grows, Residents Fear Community Strain
Mont Vernon residents fear growth and rising home prices will strain community ties
New Hampshire Magazine - January/ February 2025
Editor's Note: Everything Became New Again
"Time stood still, and the seasons changed. Everything became new again.”
Winter Warmth: Liz Barbour Shares Cozy Recipes To Bring Comfort to Your Kitchen This Season
Cozy recipes to bring comfort to your kitchen this season
Skiing into the 60th : Attitash Mountain Resort Celebrates 60th Anniversary
Attitash celebrates an anniversary six decades in the making
A ‘Bearly’ Believable Tale: “Sarah Whitcher’s Story” Inspires NH Kids to Read 120-Year-Old Book
“Sarah Whitcher’s Story” inspires NH kids to read a book first published 120 years ago
Lake Winnipesaukee Bobhouses On Thin Ice
The twilight of bobhouses on Winnipesaukee may have arrived
In Their Own Words with NH Author, Sy Montgomery
Granite State author Sy Montgomery reveals the hidden world of chickens in her new book, ‘What the Chicken Knows’
Elevated Connections: Women in the Wild at Mount Washington
Inside NH's Mount Washington Backcountry Ski Festival, and the all-women's course for female skiers and split boarders who want to grow their backcountry skills and explore the White Mountains.
Stealing the King's Powder: Did The American Revolution Start Here?
Local historians have long proclaimed, not always tongue-in-cheek, that the American Revolution began in New Castle, New Hampshire, rather than on the bloody battlefields of Lexington and Concord.
Keeping the Snowshoe Making Tradition Alive
The timeless art of handcrafted snowshoes
