Every city and town in the Granite State has a story to tell and we invite you to join us as we explore the people and places that make our state beautifully unique.
Lancaster is home to 3,200 people, one 4,000-footer, a two-screen movie theater and the state’s northernmost bakery
Bristol is a lake town that keeps calling people back
One of NH’s fastest-growing towns retains its friendly charm
Newmarket, NH weaves rich history, modern vibrancy, as it reaches tricentennial in 2027
Hollis, New Hampshire embraces its agricultural roots to preserve its past and future
The home of the state’s flagship university ebbs and flows with the student population
Explore Plymouth, New Hampshire, a town whose state college grew into a university could soon see more big changes
Sugar Hill, NH, incorporated in 1962, has hosted a community Christmas party since 1892
Newport, NH is blending tradition and innovation to shape a vibrant future filled with murals, coffee shops and covered bridges
The small Merrimack Valley community of Bows offers peaceful living, even if the roads are busier these days
Auburn, New Hampshire retains its small-town charm, but growth is on the horizon for the community-oriented town
In the town of Rye, the past meets the present, often on the beach
Finding home in historic Portsmouth is a process that involves facing unique challenges in an equally unique location
Incorporated in 1749, this Rockingham County community aims to retain small-town charm as homes go upscale
North Conway packs a whirlwind of things to do in a small place
