Live Free and Be First
NH refuses to yield its first-in-the-nation status, leaving the DNC in a pickle over its preferred primary path for Joe Biden
New Hampshire Magazine - September 2023
Extraterrestrials in Exeter
The history (and humans) behind the Exeter UFO Festival
Perambulating at Muchyedo Banks
Canoeing through history down the Merrimack
Meet Kathy Lowe, the Kersarge Queen
Dad was a singer and Mom rode elephants in the circus. Her Uncle Tom was a prolific playwright and performer in vaudeville. Add that to growing up in a house full of visiting entertainers, and her destiny was written in…
‘Cheap Old Houses’ are Hard to Find
Ethan and Elizabeth Finkelstein see gold in those fixer-uppers
The Pursuit of Perfection
A New Hampshire wine story
Hot in the ‘Kitchen’
As pickleball pushes 60, the fastest growing “new” sport is picking up converts
A Flood of Collections
The storms that pummeled New England in July disrupted the lives of thousands of Vermonters as rising waters damaged or destroyed homes and businesses. In New Hampshire, flash floods washed out roads and prompted evacuations in some southern towns.
