2024-25 season sees facility improvements, trail blazing

Summit touts technology as a boon for business

NH Business Review forum Nov. 7 will feature five accomplished leaders

RYE: District 3 Executive Councilor Janet Stevens announced the approval of an additional $1.3 million to complete the flood mitigation project for Hampton’s Meadow Pound Road neighborhood.

New data from the U.S. Census Bureau provides valuable insight into private and public health coverage across New Hampshire.

The site listed the Granite State second because of little violence, with 78% of residents indicating they feel they live in safe neighborhoods — the highest nationwide.

The additional $979,000 will help the state pay for “improved data collection, monitoring and reporting,” the memo states.

The Department of Environmental Services was awarded the funds from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, a $1.9 trillion pandemic stimulus package.

E-COMMERCE STARTUPS ACCOUNTED FOR ONLY 13% OF TOTAL VC INVESTMENTS IN 2023

Craig’s mayorship, Ayotte’s finances topics of gubernatorial debate

We never want to become too expensive

The NH Supreme Court has scheduled oral arguments for Nov. 13

The NHSFFP, drawing on data compiled by the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration, reports that altogether these 26 municipalities harbor 11% of the residential property and represent a fifth of all property wealth in the state.

A decision of enormous consequence — and a clear choice

Dinemait app uses artificial intelligence to help you find your next great meal

The crucial role of public education

NH Business Review proudly presents our seventh annual Powered by Women conference, an inspiring event that will showcase the drive, conviction and persistence of women leaders in the Granite State.

Vote for climate action this November

Parent Leadership Training Institute helps build stronger communities in NH

As wishful thinking is human nature, many a child will joyously decide it’s exactly what they want and will later have to conquer their disappointment when it turns out to be a sweater.

As one Seacoast-based bank prepares to transition to a new president, another in the region is transitioning its brand to, as it says, “reimagine banking.”

Make sure your business has a secure home, especially when you’re entering a commercial lease agreement.

Connect with one of NH’s largest banks, as featured in NH Business Review’s 2024 Book of Lists

Market upheaval involves Medicare Advantage and Part D coverage

Businesses lose productivity and profits with a typical healthcare model

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The Southern New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce recognized National Manufacturing Day on Oct. 4 with member Univex Corporation in a ribboncutting event, pictured.