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Events in New Hampshire this weekend: pumpkin festivals, fall foliage, and more
Looking for events in New Hampshire this weekend? From pumpkin festivals and fall foliage celebrations to Oktoberfest and scenic chairlift rides, there’s plenty happening across the Granite State over Indigenous Peoples’ Day weekend, Oct. 9-12.
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No Kings Day: Rallies and events in NH
No Kings organizers are expanding beyond protests, planning more than 1,500 early voting activations across the country on Oct. 17. Here’s where they’re happening in New Hampshire.
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Farms to fests: 10 things to do in Southern New Hampshire this month
Southern New Hampshire is teeming with fun things to do this October. Check out these examples, from fall festivals to stunning scenic drives.
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Best tacos in Seacoast NH and Maine? 12 spots locals rave about
Tacos are not just for Tuesdays anymore. In recent years, the Seacoast’s taco game has been upped by many great taquerias opening in southeastern New Hampshire and southern Maine. Some have opened multiple locations, creating small chains feeding off their tacos’ popularity. The options are pretty much endless. Here’s a dozen Seacoast taco specialists that…
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Science, healthcare, and the wealth gap: Why Stefany Shaheen is running for Congress
The democratic congressional candidate vows to make government work for regular people again
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Sununu’s board seat at a shadowy offshore company that went dark draws scrutiny
John E. Sununu sat on BlueRiver Acquisition Corp.’s board as the company stopped reporting its finances to the federal government. His campaign’s story about when he left can’t be confirmed.
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Tiny solar powered tags are revealing where monarch butterflies fly
A new project by the New Hampshire Audubon is tracking the migration of one of the most iconic insects in North America—monarch butterflies. For residents across the northeast, this also brings an opportunity to contribute to the project by tracking the migration from their homes.
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Pete Buttigieg: John Sununu never put Epstein files questions to rest
Campaigning with Chris Pappas in Manchester, the former transportation secretary called Sununu “very much a creature of Washington” who is “mixed up with some very unsavory characters.”
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NH pushes ahead with Hampton I‑95 liquor store redevelopment amid legal fight
The New Hampshire Liquor Commission secured key approval from a joint legislative committee to move forward with leasing and redeveloping two I‑95 liquor store properties in Hampton, even as a lawsuit from Common Man Roadside seeks to halt the process.

























