Twenty-One Senses offers mobile calming spaces and various fidgets, at the request of event organizers, for people of all ...

Just before the bell went off at Rockingham Park racetrack, Frank Malkus of Carteret, New Jersey, took out a fresh cigar, put a match to the tip and sucked life into it. Eleanor Malkus, in double ...

When a young person gets into trouble with the law, what happens next can affect the entire trajectory of their life. For many youth in New Hampshire, juvenile court diversion programs offer a chance ...

As diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives face increasing scrutiny and legal challenges at the state and federal levels, the University of New Hampshire is reassessing how it maintains its ...

If you’ve lived in New Hampshire long enough, you know there are a few universal truths. We measure distance in time: “It’s only 20 minutes away,” we take our maple syrup personally, and we firmly ...

For 2025, New Hampshire Magazine commissioned the professional polling firm, USA Top Dentists, to ask New Hampshire’s dentists whom they would recommend if someone were seeking a top dental specialist ...

The dedicated team at Elite Endodontics of NH are committed to providing a welcoming environment to our patients and dental community. Our esteemed team of endodontists —Dr. Tadros M. Tadros, Dr.

It is a grim anniversary. On March 5, 1873, a down-and-out Prussian fisherman stole a small wooden boat from a Portsmouth, New Hampshire, dock and rowed to the Isles of Shoals. In mild weather on calm ...

They call it Blood Cemetery. Not because of any bloody incident on the grounds, but because of Abel Blood, who has been buried there since 1867. Over the years – probably because of the pointing ...

Players at Boards and Brews (including co-owner Keating Tufts at right) getting into the game of Riff Raff. Boards and Brews, which opened this spring, is already a popular Elm Street spot. Photo by ...

Move into an old home and a phrase comes to mind: “If these walls could speak.” Apply that same thought to the rugged hills and ragged shorelines of the Granite State, the “old home” in which we live, ...