New Hampshire Halloween Costume Ideas
We gave longtime (15-year) “Ayuh” (formerly “Last Laugh”) artist Brad Fitzpatrick free rein this month to create this array of banging costume ideas for the serious Granite Stater.
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
Singularities
New Hampshire’s most celebrated poet wrote those lines in one of his lesser-known poems, appropriately titled “New Hampshire.” I say “lesser known” but not unappreciated.
Politics & Opinion
Political Muscle
NH’s southern tier dominates the 2020 campaign.
A Dying Art
Thanks to one jolly jester, the weekly joke lives on.
Primary Pivot
Granite makes a good base for political realignment
Don't Quote Me
New Hampshire's Jack Kenny discusses comments politicians make off the record and if they count or not.
Claremont Primary
Claremont is the new Dixville Notch in the 2020 presidential race.
Some Kinda Fun
New Hampshire's own Adi Rule discusses the wonders of a Granite State summer, from visiting the dump to looking at pigs.
Women Candidates Win in New Hampshire
New Hampshire voters may have a distinctly different opinion about what, exactly, electable means. For a while now, voters in the Granite State, particularly Democrats, have long preferred and sought to recruit female candidates, believing they had a better chance of winning. And our election record is quite clear — in New Hampshire, women win.
Candidate Kitchen
Presidential candidates head to the Cure restaurant in Portsmouth for the "Candidate Kitchen" TV series.
Hearing Voices
Jack Kenny discusses the frustrations of dealing with automated robots.
Why Exactly Is Sununu So Popular in NH?
Sununu is both the most popular major New Hampshire politician and the third most popular governor in America. But why?
Top This!
New Hampshire's own Rebecca Rule talks about the Cog's 150th anniversary.
Political Recreation
Even presidential candidates need to kick back and relax a bit
What’s in a Name?
New Hampshire's own Sally Breslin discusses the difference between a milkshake and a frappe.
Shrinking Coverage
Local statehouse reporters are vital, but they are becoming increasingly rare. Why this is bad news for everyone in New Hampshire.
Our Safe Space
New Hampshire's own Mike Morin thinks about reinventing the state slogan to something Mr. Spock might recognize.
