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file photoAbout 20 communities across the state are hosting simultaneous readings of “What to the Slave Is Your Fourth of July?”, a historic speech delivered by Frederick Douglass in 1852. -
David Lane/Union Leader (pool)In 2025, Geno Marconi, the longtime director of NH’s ports, was named in a civil suit for his alleged conduct while he worked for the state. The NH Attorney General’s office, which later prosecuted Marconi on criminal charges, is refusing to cover his bills.
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A rain barrel can be as simple or complicated as you like, but either way you’re taking advantage of natural rainfall to water your garden. -
Two of Canada’s great singer-songwriters come together; Dave Gunning and J.P. Cormier are multi-award winning, solo musicians in their own right. -
Following an executive order from Gov. Kelly Ayotte in March, the Department of Energy is working towards a plan to generate more nuclear power. -
Energy industry representatives and state officials gathered this week in Portsmouth to begin to shape a plan for more nuclear development in New Hampshire. And Republican candidates for the U.S. Senate met this week for their first debate. -
Reenactors of lesser-known Revolutionary War figures are leading reflections on the meaning of freedom for the people enslaved by the Founding Fathers. -
Nearly two dozen students spent the week with U.S. Army researchers in Hanover building robots, planes, and a cyborg hand. -
The iconic American beech tree comprises nearly 40% of our northern forests, and the species could be decimated by beech leaf disease. -
Republican U.S. Senate candidates Scott Brown and John E. Sununu debated for the first time Wednesday night in Hampton. -
The Rye selectboard says it will revisit its decision to cut 90 parking spaces along Ocean Boulevard that are prime beach parking spots. -
El Consejo Ejecutivo recientemente aprobó $5.1 millones en fondos para el desarrollo de más de 500 unidades de viviendas asequibles en todo New Hampshire.
