New Hampshire college spearheads snowpack data study

Plymouth State University in New Hampshire is developing a tool to track regional changes in winter precipitation and protect communities from the aftermath.
Chef Evan Hennessey to open restaurant in Dover Waterfront District

Renowned local chef Evan Hennessey will open a new restaurant at Dover’s Waterfront District as part of Boston real estate development company Cathartes’ major mixed-use project.
Responsible gift-giving campaign launched by NH Lottery, National Council on Problem Gambling
The New Hampshire Lottery and the National Council on Problem Gambling are teaming up to raise awareness for the risks of youth gambling this holiday season.
HRCU officially opens new Greenland, NH branch

Holy Rosary Credit Union officially opened its newest branch in Greenland, NH, during a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, December 12, 2024.
NBT Bank Opens Malta Location

NBT Bank celebrated the unveiling of its new office at 51 Luther Forest Boulevard in Malta on Monday.
PSU says its new three-year degree is a win for students and employers

Plymouth State University is on track to be one of just two New England universities to offer a three-year bachelor degree for some programs next fall. Even nationwide, that faster and less expensive option is uncommon.
‘It’s a calling’: Hospice workers deliver care from their hearts

From volunteers, nurses, social workers, case managers, spiritual counselors and more, those who contribute to hospice care work together to make the process meaningful.
Plymouth State University nursing students given special gifts for their next chapter in nursing

One by one, third-year nursing majors at Plymouth State received a new stethoscope that will help with future patient checkups. The desire to help is why many of these students signed up for the bachelor’s degree program.
Montagne Powers Promotes Ryan Lessard to Senior Account Executive

Montagne Powers promotes Ryan Lessard to Senior Account Executive.
New Hampshire firefighters work to rid state of legacy ‘forever chemical’ foam

New Hampshire hopes to collect 10,000 gallons of firefighting foam containing hazardous “forever chemicals” or PFAS and ship them to Ohio to be annihilated.