Color Commentary
Is the state returning to Republican roots?
Every year, the national polling firm Woodward-White performs an exhaustive search for the country’s best attorneys and publishes their names in “The Best Lawyers in America.”
Editor's Note
Unhappy Old Year
The easiest topic for a good January 2021 Editor’s Notes would be to tell 2020, “So long, and don’t let the door hit you where the Good Lord split you.” But was 2020 really so bad we can’t say anything nice?
Politics & Opinion
American, Idle
Fear and loafing in New Hampshire.
Bearing With It
Maybe, like its bears, the Granite State was born free.
What’s in the Box?
Christmas is a competition — here’s how to lose.
Thanksgiving on Mars
We are from here, so when we moved there, things got weird — especially around the holidays.
Sea Change
Rising oceans may mean rising — or new — taxes.
Scared Silly
Rebecca Rule discusses the terrors that lurk around every corner at Haunted Overload in Lee.
Political Slumber
NH's most predictable election year.
Back to School?
Decision time for parents and politicians.
Readin,’ Writin’ & Antisepsis
Fred Marple discusses what going back to school looks like in the middle of COVID-19.
Quarantine Report Card
Bill Burke discusses the pursuits (even the disappointing ones) that he has undertaken during quarantine.
Political Pattern
Democrats seem to have a “type.”
The Stark Truth
Even our state motto is feeling the strain.
Lost on Lost Trail
Sally Breslin shares her experiences hiking New Hampshire's trails, including her discovery of how a few trail names are too aptly named.
A Tale of Two Flus
The last New Hampshire governor to serve during a major pandemic wasn’t remembered so well. That was not his fault.
My New Normal
As both a writer and borderline hermit, says Adi Rule, she was already living in quasi isolation pre-COVID-19. But actual isolation now has her worrying about potentially exploding chickens, a Cheez-It obsessed parrot and high-stakes games of virtual whist.
