Telemed service from Granite VNA helps keep people, especially elderly patients, out of the hospital
Keeping patients out of the hospital requires knowing what puts them in the hospital in the first place. It’s not always obvious.
Manchester to end up on the Monopoly board
Efforts are underway in Manchester to fashion a version of the iconic board game “Monopoly” into a Who’s Who and What’s What of New Hampshire’s largest city.
Montagne Powers Hires Kelly Scargill as Senior Account Director and Chloe Knuckles as Senior Account Executive
Montagne Powers has further expanded its expertise by hiring communications professional Kelly Scargill as senior account director and Chloe Knuckles as senior account executive. Scargill and Knuckles bring a depth of strategic communications and public relations experience in agency and in-house roles.
Montagne Powers Announces New Hire and Key Promotion
Montagne Powers has recently promoted key team member Taylor Toohey to Senior Account Manager and hired experienced office management professional Jessica True as Office Manager.
Montagne Powers Hires Hunter Harpin as Assistant Account Executive
Montagne Powers has fortified its team by hiring communication professional Hunter Harpin as an assistant account executive.
Montagne Powers Announces Internship Program with Saint Anselm College
Montagne Powers is partnering with Saint Anselm College to launch a first-of-its-kind internship program designed to immerse students in the dynamic world of strategic communications and public affairs.
Pumpkins have appeared at top of Plymouth State University building for decades, but how?
It’s a seasonal mystery that has made its appearance every autumn since 1975.
New Hampshire lottery player wins $3,575,000 jackpot in Monday drawing
A jackpot-winning ticket for the Tri-State Megabucks game was sold at Shaw’s on Dublin Road in Peterborough.
‘Something different, something fun’: The Friendly Toast opens in downtown Concord
The all-day brunch and bar, part of a small chain of New England eateries that began in Portsmouth in 1994, moved into the first floor of the newly opened Arts Alley on Main Street.
Why Every Executive Needs a Communications Strategy That Echoes
In today’s unpredictable business environment, what a CEO or senior leader chooses to say, or chooses not to say, can shape an organization’s culture, reputation, and long-term success. Communication is no longer an optional skill for executives. It’s an essential part of leadership.