All kinds of fun — music, food, shopping, and more, is slated to happen downtown between Aug. 19 and Aug. 21 at the 47th annual festival.
Nationally, around 101,000 eateries received grants, including some in the Concord area.
The voluntary recall affects more than two dozen products sold at 7-Eleven, Walmart or Sam's Clubs, as well as other stores nationwide.
Close to $4 million has just been spent renovating the 30-year-old White Mountain Hotel and Resort at the base of White Horse Ledge.
The Paycheck Protection Program helped around 16,617 New Hampshire businesses in 2021 alone, including some in Concord.
Hundreds of League of New Hampshire Craftsmen artisans will be attending the 88th event from Aug. 7 to Aug. 15 on Mount Sunapee in Newbury.
Clean Energy NH named Sam Evans-Brown, the former energy and environment New Hampshire Public Radio reporter, as its new executive director.
The commission is offering wine and liquor savings, coupons, resources, and a weekend trip contest in the Granite State valued at $3,500.
The city of Franklin has been struggling to redefine itself since the last of the mills that drove the local economy closed decades ago.
66 Checkmate Pizza employees were shorted $140K in wages after the owner failed to track and reimburse drivers, and pay overtime correctly.
The farmers’ market had a cool start — but customers are flocking, post-COVID-19 pandemic, for homegrown veggies, fruits, other food, too.
Off South Main Street, P&M Realty of Concord, Dakota Partners are proposing workforce housing, commercial project in an abandoned railyard.
A 170-foot cell tower is proposed near the White Mountain National Forest’s Welch-Dickey hiking trail on land owned by the Sununu family.
Watch: Concord NH Patch went live a decade ago, and your humble editor has won 4 more NH Press Association Excellence In Journalism Awards.
Laura Knoy's exit from the 25-year program and a decision to end the show has many talking about the future of New Hampshire news and info.
Through 5 p.m. on June 9, please remember the NH Center for Public Interest Journalism.
Hundreds of New Hampshire nonprofits and charities are vying to access more than $1 million in matching gifts during the next 24-hours.
Consumer advocate says if there is a fundamental truth that applies to ratepayers, it is this: The customer has the only wallet in the room.
Chuck Goodrich, a long-time newspaper publisher in Massachusetts, has been named chief executive officer of Newspapers of New England.
The North Main Street eatery, closed since October 2019 and destroyed by a fire caused by homeless squatters last year, is no more.
Market Days Festival will allow city Democrats, Republicans, Libertarians back — with a code of conduct, despite past community complaints.
Kreis says, as the person tasked by statute with advancing ratepayer interests, he has made a colossal blunder and offers an apology.
City Democrats and Republicans confirm they are not allowed booths; some political orgs will have them though; councilors raise concerns.
"Magic Remembered," by Claire Renaud of Derry, will be 2021's holiday collector's item by a New Hampshire artist and crafter.
In June, the org will host a luncheon to honor two businesses, a business leader, a nonprofit, a volunteer, and a young professional.
Podcast: More than 50 years of breaking the rules have made Alex Ray not only a corporate icon but a New Hampshire legend.
Fiesta Shows of Seabrook, which also runs drive-ins in Mass., will be offering carnival fun, with coronavirus protections, through Sunday.
News You Can Use: Job fairs booked for May; most Googled term in New Hampshire; bank photo contest; utility assistance; commuting challenge.
The state is responsible for educating municipalities, building inspectors, municipal lawyers so they understand and enforce inspections.
In this 1965 kid-lit epic, the protagonist resolves to shed his troubles by hitching a ride with a stranger to a mythical metropolis.
News roundup: It's wildfire season in New Hampshire; Concord's Market Days Festival is on; cash for kid care; biz leaders say, Wear a mask!
Volunteers, others began clearing out debris, trash, and brush along the railroad tracks behind the Capitol Shopping Center on Monday.
Do your eyes glaze over when thinking about utility law, the Grid, Megawatts? NH's Consumer Advocate will help you through the terminology.
In his latest Power to the People column, Kreis says ratepayer-funded energy efficiency is officially in crisis here in New Hampshire.
King: Nearly 1,000 citizens have signed a petition — but the land on which the tower is going to be built belongs to the Sununu family.
Update: Nation's second-largest theatre chain has scheduled its New Hampshire reopenings for May; other movie houses are now open, too.
Thousands of dollars have been raised for Franz and Linda Andlinger, the owners of the South Main Street bakery, after a medical incident.
Watch: Kathie Slowe of Brixmor is spearheading an effort to clear homeless camps, trash from behind the Capitol Shopping Center in April.
Jeffrey Thompson, the vice president and economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, will discuss the topic in a webinar on Friday.
Bankruptcy filings were down in Merrimack County last year, but experts expect them to surge in coming years.