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Financial issues and challenges faced by faced by NH companies and the economy as a whole.
Coos Economic Development Corporation (CEDC), a non-profit organization that supports Coos County small businesses and fosters economic growth, announces the opening of a new pilot grant program for businesses looking to take the next step towards a storefront location.
Sununu said the men’s state prison in Concord has to be replaced at some point and that is projected to cost between $350 million to $500 million.
The New Hampshire Business Finance Authority (BFA) is pleased to announce that New Hampshire has received $61 million in new funding to lend to Granite State businesses. These new funds will allow New Hampshire companies greater access to financing in order to grow in the post-pandemic economy.
New Hampshire is searching for a new outdoor director just as a report is being issued that a lack of workforce reinvestment, development, and stagnant wages have hampered growth.
Gov. Chris Sununu gave the nod to a plan that would give bidders 60 days to come up with a sales proposal for the former Laconia State School property.
The state Liquor Commission was requiring state-run liquor store customers pay with cash only Wednesday because of a problem processing credit cards.
State agencies want to use more than $60 million of federal American Recovery Plan Act money to improve school security and refurbish county nursing homes.
Many New Hampshire consumers will be shocked by their next electric bill. They will see pedal-to-the-metal construction work on a new exit ramp on Interstate 93 in Londonderry and Derry and $50 million in new infrastructure improvements at all 10 county nursing homes to protect seniors from illnesses like COVID-19.
I want to talk to you about winners if you’ve got a minute. InDepthNH.org took home nine awards in our small newspaper category Thursday night at the NH Press Association banquet in Manchester Thursday night.