New Hampshire Cornhole
Merrimack carpenter Erik Cook founded New Hampshire Cornhole and created the first Old Man of the Mountain cornhole boards.
New Hampshire Magazine - October 2013
Holly Boivin of New Hampshire Wins “Jeopardy!”
Thirteen-year-old Holly Boivin of Nashua, NH won big on “Jeopardy!” during the show's "Kids Week."
Review of "Wicked Cruel" by Rich Wallace
Check out these creepy short stories that arrive just in time for Halloween.
IncrediBREW
Make your own wine and beer at IncrediBREW in Nashua, New Hampshire.
New Hampshire's Shaker History
Even today, though only three Shakers remain in the world, their legacy endures here in New Hampshire. We are lucky to have two Shaker villages open to the public.
Planning the Manchester Food Co-op
Steven Freeman is well on his way to starting the Manchester Food Co-op.
Great Pumpkin Dishes and Foods for Fall
Find the best pumpkin food items from fudge and ice cream to pasta and bread.
Appraisal of an Amethyst Dish
Polishing and carving stone into dishes and ashtrays was popular in the mid 20th century.
A Fall Foliage Weekend in the Monadnock Region
October seemed the perfect time to drive the back roads of the Monadnock Region, with maple trees in full color and local artists opening their studios for the weekend.
A New Hampshire Church Supper
Food editor Susan Laughlin participates in a longstanding New England tradition - the church bean supper.
