Total single-family home sales increased in the first quarter of 2026, while closing prices have dipped year-over-year, according to the Seacoast Board of Realtors.
Julian Armstrong is no stranger to Congress Street, having grown up working at Bull Moose’s old downtown shop and the Friendly Toast, and now as owner of The Wilder gastropub nearby.
The restaurateur is adding to his downtown Portsmouth portfolio, as Armstrong plans to open a neighborhood bistro-style eatery in the former home of The District, which closed in October 2023. The unit is located in the Worth Plaza, across the street from The Music Hall.
Typically serving up something for everyone, whether they're looking for sweet or savory, breakfast or lunch, or maybe even all of the above, brunch offers up that special dining opportunity that can allow for a little sleeping in before setting the tone for the day.
New Hampshire’s new law creates one of the most restrictive voter ID regimes in the country. Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed House Bill 323 into law late Friday afternoon eliminating student IDs as an accepted form of voter identification and establishing one of the most restrictive voter ID requirements in the nation. New Hampshire law […]
April’s second weekend is stacked—think historic homes, craft beer celebrations, spring farm days, and community festivals across New Hampshire and just over the Vermont border. Whether you're looking to get outside, learn something new, or just eat and drink your way through the season, here are some events worth checking out:
A 1962 letter from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to a Portsmouth minister and civil rights activist received an appraisal of tens of thousands of dollars on “Antiques Roadshow.”
From a train-chasing wolf man to a scooter-riding black bear and Cinderella’s pumpkin coach, New Hampshire has plenty of funky, vintage, and beloved roadside attractions.
New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services officials have stated the agency likely will not issue a permit for mechanical removal of milfoil in Willand Pond, according to Mayor Dennis Shanahan. The City Council approved the non-herbicide method of milfoil removal March 11.