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Financial issues and challenges faced by faced by NH companies and the economy as a whole.
New Hampshire is expected to see about 4.8 million summer visitors, similar to last summer, despite high gas prices, inflation and a reduction in visitors from Canada, according to state officials.
Businessman Tom Moulton thinks data centers are the future, and he’s ready to prove it in Nottingham.
Sununu Youth Services Center Bureau Chief Joshua Nye, who took the job in January, has offered his resignation effective immediately, Gov. Kelly Ayotte said Wednesday when talking with reporters after the Executive Council meeting.
New summer initiative connects interns with professional development, networking opportunities, and community experiences designed to strengthen long-term workforce retention
Since February when gasoline prices began to rise sharply, households with lower incomes have been squeezed disproportionately hard, especially if they have a long drive to work.
The battle of public school open enrollment continues in the final days of the 2026 legislative session.
“The Trump Administration is delivering another dangerous and indefensible gift to Vladimir Putin by extending sanctions relief for Russian oil yet again.”
NHFPI’s statewide tour is now heading into its final stops. Join us for a data-informed discussion on how the State budget works, what it funds, and what it means for affordability, education, health care, and local property taxes in Laconia on May 20th, Portsmouth on May 27th, Newport on June 3rd, and Berlin on June 10th.
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