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  1. New Hampshire has an incredible coffee and bar scene.

    Best places for holiday drinks in New Hampshire

    Discover the best places to get festive beverages this holiday season.
  2. Unionized Starbucks workers in New Hampshire have joined what is now the longest unfair labor practices strike in the company’s history.

    Ongoing Starbucks barista strike reaches NH stores

    Unionized Starbucks workers in New Hampshire have joined what is now the longest unfair labor practices strike in the company’s history.
  3. A local farm market shares organic goods

    Locally-owned organic markets in Manchester, NH

    Finding organic and thoughtfully sourced food in Manchester is easier than you think.
  4. Food insecurity is affects 1 in 9 individuals in New Hampshire, according to data from the New Hampshire Food Bank.

    Where to find free food resources in Manchester

    Manchester has a wide network of free food resources designed to meet people where they are.
  5. Granite Post

    6 things to do this weekend in NH

    New Hampshire is packed with festive ways to celebrate the season. Whether you’re shopping local, dancing the night away, or strolling through historic neighborhoods by candlelight, here are some top things to do in New Hampshire this weekend.
  6. Granite Post

    We asked, you answered: What should legislators focus on in 2026?

    The year is coming to an end, and in 2026, several new laws will take effect—including an expansion of New Hampshire’s school voucher program and the end of annual car inspections (maybe). This week, we asked readers: What should New Hampshire legislators focus on in 2026? Here’s what they had to say…
  7. Granite Post

    WATCH: Should Jayson Tatum return?

    Do you think Jayson Tatum should return this season? Let us know what you think! #JaysonTatum
  8. Granite Post

    WATCH: NH GOP play pretend on ‘live free’ motto

    NH Republicans love this one dumb trick. 
  9. Granite Post

    WATCH: State Republicans hide school voucher corruption

    New Hampshire Republicans have moved to hide spending reports on the state's school voucher program, making it impossible to see if it is being abused as it is has been in other states.
  10. Granite Post

    WATCH: Why candidates need to talk ‘normal’

    As we approach 2026, the New Hampshire governors race is expected to heat up. We spoke to Democratic candidate Jon Kiper to get his take on what sets him apart and what it's going to take to give Kelly Ayotte the boot.
  11. Granite Post

    Tri-Cities approve warming center funds. Will it open next winter?

    The Somersworth and Rochester city councils voted this week to approve funding for a new Strafford County warming center, following the Dover council's approval last week.
  12. Market Basket is one of Manchester's most budget-friendly grocery stores.

    Which Manchester grocery stores are the most budget friendly?

    If you’re on a tight budget, grocery shopping in Manchester has become a bit of a strategy game. Indeed, it’s like this everywhere in the country right now. Between rising prices and shifting weekly specials, stretching your budget when you’re headed to the grocery store takes more planning and less winging it.  So, before we […]

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  1. Unionized Starbucks workers in New Hampshire have joined what is now the longest unfair labor practices strike in the company’s history.

    Ongoing Starbucks barista strike reaches NH stores

    Unionized Starbucks workers in New Hampshire have joined what is now the longest unfair labor practices strike in the company’s history.
  2. Granite Post

    Tri-Cities approve warming center funds. Will it open next winter?

    The Somersworth and Rochester city councils voted this week to approve funding for a new Strafford County warming center, following the Dover council's approval last week.
  3. From grocery stores to coffee shops, show love to these immigrant-owned local businesses.

    7 immigrant-owned businesses to support this holiday season—and year-round

    From grocery stores to coffee shops, show love to these immigrant-owned local businesses this holiday season.
  4. “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” was recently removed from a Concord school’s recommended reading list.

    NH parents and educators debate YA book’s place in school curriculum following recent removal

    “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” was recently removed from a Concord school’s recommended reading list. Many have expressed displeasure over the decision.
  5. If prenatal Tylenol has any autism association, which it may not, it would help account for only a fraction of cases, she said. Further, research has not deeply examined Tylenol risks in young children, and many rigorous studies refute a link between vaccines and autism.

    We asked, you answered: How do you feel about Trump’s attempt to dismantle the Department of Education?

    The Trump administration is moving closer to dismantling the US Education Department, shifting some of its biggest grant programs to other federal agencies.So this week we asked readers: What do you think of Trump's efforts to dismantle the Department of Education? Here's what they had to say...
  6. Proceeds from WMUR’s Spirit of Giving Food Drive will go to the New Hampshire Food Bank, which will be able to provide about two meals for every $1.28 in donations.

    WMUR’s Spirit of Giving Food Drive invites community support Dec. 12–14

    WMUR’s Spirit of Giving Food Drive runs from December 12-14. Here are all the details.
  7. Granite Post

    Pappas bill would see Trump tariffs to NH small businesses refunded

    “Put money back in their pockets”: Pappas pitches immediate tariff relief for NH’s Main Street. Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas is backing new legislation he says would put money back in the pockets of New Hampshire small businesses that have already paid tariffs under President Donald Trump’s disastrous trade policy. In an announcement ahead of Small […]
  8. rural voters in nh will face new barriers to voting by mail

    We asked, you answered: Who should be president in 2028?

    A new University of New Hampshire poll shows former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg leading the Democratic field with 19% support, followed by California Gov. Gavin Newsom (15%) and New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (14%). Former Vice President and 2024 nominee Kamala Harris trails at 11%. On the Republican side, Vice President JD Vance holds a strong lead at 51%, with Nikki Haley (9%) and Tulsi Gabbard (8%) rounding out the top contenders. This week, we asked readers: If you had to vote today, who would you pick for president in 2028? And why? Here’s what you had to say…
  9. Granite Post

    How early is too early to put up Christmas lights? What New Hampshire laws say

    While some local ordinances and HOAs may have regulations on holiday lights, there are no state laws in New Hampshire dictating when they can be put up.
  10. Granite Post

    This New Hampshire company was ranked 30th ‘most ethical’ in the US

    Two New Hampshire companies were deemed among the "most ethical" in the United States by the financial media company MarketBeat.
  11. Black Mountain broke NH resort records by opening for the season on November 17.

    Black Mountain Beats the Clock (and Bretton Woods) in Season-Opening

    Black Mountain broke NH resort records by opening for the season on November 17. Here’s what you need to know.
  12. Granite Post

    Six students win New Hampshire’s 2025 ‘I voted’ sticker contest. See the winning designs

    New Hampshire officials have announced the six winning designs in the 2025 “I Voted” Sticker Contest, a tradition that invites young Granite Staters to help shape a small but beloved piece of the state’s election experience.

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