Sheryl Rich-Kern
CorrespondentSheryl Rich-Kern has been contributing stories for NHPR since 2006, covering education, social services, business, health care and an occasional quirky yarn that epitomizes life in New Hampshire. Sherylâââ
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The historical museum in Lyme is wrapping up a summer exhibit on wedding gowns. The exhibit offers insight into the evolution of women’s styles and it… -
Grandparents have always played a meaningful part in their grandchildren’s lives. But in the face of the opioid epidemic in New Hampshire, more are taking… -
Renaissance-style frescoes are rare in this country. Yet one hangs on a wall in Nashua’s community theater.At the Court Street building, summer campers… -
Close to 100 people rallied in support of transgender equality at Victory Park in Manchester Saturday. They danced through hula hoops, sang songs and… -
Hudson Middle School principal Keith Bowen noticed a disturbing trend a couple of years ago."A lot of our achievement scores hadn’t changed, despite all… -
By all accounts, commercial and residential construction is on the rebound in New Hampshire. But many general contractors say an aging workforce limits… -
Over the weekend, the candidates for New Hampshire’s second congressional district made their final pitches to voters. Democratic Congresswoman Annie… -
For college students, the first semester of the academic year is well underway. Kids are busy making new friends and adjusting to classes and dorm… -
The second time was the charm for former state representative Jim Lawrence of Hudson, who defeated six other opponents in the race for Republican… -
It’s not such a surprise anymore to see towns set up pianos on downtown sidewalks with the hope of getting people to stop and play and chat with each…
