For the first day of April, some morning spotty April showers and breezy followed by some sun during the afternoon. The first weekend of April will start sunny and end cloudy with showers by evening. READ MORE
The House Thursday approved a bill legalizing recreational cannabis that would be sold through a state retail monopoly similar to the state’s liquor business. READ MORE
Take a lesson from some of the women who were bold in the face of adversity, carried on through their personal pain, and triumphed against the odds. Below is a list of eight films to add to your streaming list that will engage, empower, and enlighten. READ MORE
There are currently 7 people being treated for COVID-19 in New Hampshire. Since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 302,541 cases diagnosed. READ MORE
You may think you’re too smart or savvy to get taken in by a scam. The truth is, though, the majority of people are susceptible to scams and fraud, particularly as we live more of our lives online. READ MORE
Jeff Barraclough has officially begun in his new role as Executive Director of the association. He has extensive experience in the museum and historical field, having previously worked at the Adams National Historic Park, New England Historic Genealogical Society, and as Director of Operations of the Manchester Historic Association for ten years. He most recently served as Executive Director of the Moffatt-Ladd House & Garden in Portsmouth. READ MORE
The New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT) will implement changes to the traffic pattern to facilitate bridge work on I-93 southbound in Manchester beginning on Monday, April 4, 2022. Southbound traffic will be reduced to two lanes above Exit 8 near mile marker 22.8 to allow construction crews to make repairs and perform preservation work on the bridges over Wellington Road and Stevens Pond. READ MORE
Lounging on my couch, as I have for the last umpteenth number of nights, spun out in a rank stupor, now I have ghosts exhaling in my ear after dark, just when the wounds start to freshen. Stay with me… READ MORE
The NCAA Division II #11th ranked Penmen of Southern New Hampshire University earned local bragging rights earlier this week, beating crosstown Saint Anselm College, 10-5. READ MORE
A warm front brings milder temperatures today despite an abundance of clouds and a few spotty showers. A round of brief heavy showers and isolated thundershower is possible tonight into early tomorrow morning, then a drying trend tomorrow for the first afternoon of April behind a frontal passage. READ MORE
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