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Sarah Stewart, commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Natural & Cultural Resources, told InDepthNH.org Monday she will serve out her term and resign when it ends next June.
The 10th Anniversary Celebration for InDepthNH.org at the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center Wednesday evening was all about news but also about having a good time.
Cold weather early Friday allowed Bretton Woods to fire up its snowmaking system for testing, an indication that the upcoming ski season is not far behind.
The state’s fall foliage is in its glory in the White Mountains right now and appears to be on track or perhaps a bit earlier than state predictions.
The 23rd Annual New Hampshire Film Festival (NHFF) has announced the selection of over 100 independent films that will be screened at the four-day event in Portsmouth, New Hampshire on October 16–?19, 2025.
There are lots of fun and colorful events and festivals going on across the Granite State during the peak of fall foliage season and one that is particularly interesting in its celebration of local creativity is MOO.
Check out fairs and festivals for a truly fun autumn
New Hampshire Humanities (NHH) is proud to announce that it will honor Jane C. Nylander, one of New England’s most respected historians and museum leaders, as this year’s recipient of the Lifetime Achievement in the Humanities Award.
New Hampshire’s Common Man for Ukraine volunteers are in the middle of their 13th mission to bring food – and hope – to war-torn Ukraine since the bombs started dropping three years ago.