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The ultimate guide to Bear Brook State Park
Bear Brook State Park has something for all visitors, from hiking trails to archery ranges. Discover everything you need to know before you go.
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4 last-minute day trips in New Hampshire to make before school starts
Looking for last-minute day trips in New Hampshire to take before school starts? We’ve got you covered with 4 of the best.
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He threatened a massacre at his own police station. Now this former NH GOP lawmaker wants his House seat back
Voters have rejected Jon Stone, a former Trump campaign chair, three times since his police records went public. He’s running again anyway as county GOP chair, with an endorsement Kelly Ayotte has never taken back.
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Exeter to Fenway: Aubrey Harris’ bass journey lands her on Noah Kahan’s biggest stage
Exeter native Aubrey Harris has shared the stage with Gigi Perez and Chappell Roan, performed at major music festivals like Coachella, and was a part of Perez’s band that kicked off Noah Kahan’s historic four-night run at Fenway Park.
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We asked, you answered: How do you feel about AI?
This week, we asked readers: AI is everywhere. How do you feel about it?
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Where to head for the most scenic dispersed camping in New Hampshire
Looking to get in touch with the wilds of the Granite State? Try dispersed camping in New Hampshire for an all-natural getaway.
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Hampton Beach woman opens Linda’s Lobsters, a new lobster pound on the harbor
Little did Denise Gilbride know that a childhood gift would eventually lead her to owning her own business on Hampton Harbor: Linda’s Lobsters. “When I was six, my uncle gave me a tackle box, and I’ve loved fishing and the ocean ever since,” Gilbride said. “A friend I went to high school with had a…
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Top NH Republicans are treating Trump’s primetime speech as a liability
New Hampshire’s four Democrats called the address dishonest and dangerous. The Republicans running to replace them, including the candidate Trump endorsed on Monday, had nothing to say at all.
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Cool off this summer at these seven splash pads in New Hampshire
In addition to numerous public beaches and pools, New Hampshire has multiple splash pads open this time of year, offering the perfect way for children to enjoy being in the water without the hassle of a beach day. While some are ticketed, many of the region’s splash pads are free, with parks, playgrounds and other recreational areas attached.
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Top weekend events in NH, July 17-19
Looking for something to do this week? From fairy villages and petting zoos to live chamber music and World Cup watch parties, here are some of the best events happening across New Hampshire.
