Have Joint Pain? Ultrasound-Guided Injections Can Help

The improved performance of ultrasound-guided injections leads to a decrease in health care costs per patient, while improving patient care.

Let the Sunshine In

It's Sunshine Week, a week to promote open government.

Eric Flaim Cautions Perspective in Wake of MF Global Scandal

Eric Flaim, Financial Advisor with Ameriprise, counts himself as someone at once shocked and disappointed by MF Global’s wholly suspicious collapse.

American Independence Museum March Program... Remember The Ladies

Celebrate March Womens History Month at American Independence Museum's "Remember The Ladies" Series.

A Perfect Day

Sharing some perspective that fresh snow and snowboarding with the family gave me about living life to the fullest.

"Kate the Great" Beer Proceeds Go to Land Trust

Portsmouth Brewery's world famous Kate the Great Russian Imperial Stout is as good for the community as it is on the palate.

After 25 Years, Clay Hill Farm Embraces Values Old and New Alike

For most businesses, the opportunity to celebrate 25 years is a testament to sticking to what you do best. For Clay Hill Farm, it means embracing green change.

Protecting Your Best Asset! Helmet Use in Winter Sports

The importance of wearing helmets while on the slopes or on the ice cannot be accentuated enough.

Annie's Angels Hosts "The Heavenly Ball Fundraiser" March 24

Annie's Angels helps Seacoast families fight life-threatening diseases and disabilities. Attend Annie's Angels Heavenly Ball in Portsmouth on March 24 and enjoy an evening of great food and music.

No Snow, No Problem for Wade Landscaping

When your business depends on steady snowfall for much of its seasonal earnings, you’d think an eerily warm winter stretch would risk hemorrhaging the bottom line. Not so, says Brian Wade.

Building Energy 2012 and Its Participants Establish Building Blocks for the Future

NESEA BuildingEnergy 2012 is a cross-disciplinary event welcoming professionals in the renewable energy and high performance building sector to work towards responsible energy use within the field.

This Exeter Life: Eternal Quiet

Cemeteries can be a place of beauty and are our connection to the past.

"Eco-Broker" Expects Big Things From U.S. Green Building Council’s NH Chapter

As the Seacoast’s first-ever certified “GREEN” REALTOR®, Hillary Gaynor knows a little something about sustainable construction.

Looking for Members

Progress on the Ioka is moving along, but we still have a ways to go.

Favorite Foods' Local Stance Rings True Eight Years Later

If one of the most successful restaurants in America came knocking at your door, eager for your business, would your principles cause you to turn them away? Favorite Foods' did.

Bill McKibben Sees Climate of Change in Local Food Movement

Eco-activist author Bill McKibben speaks about how global climate change and Washington politics affects the local economy, but how the local economy could also be the impetus of change.

Looking at Alternative Energy in a New Light

Want to monitor a solar hot water tank? There's an app for that.

Mild Winter Means More Time on Links for Local Golf Course

It might technically be winter, but you wouldn’t know it watching the pull-carts and shoulder-strewn bags traversing across the pristine pitch of North Hampton’s Sagamore Golf Club.

Exeter's American Independence Museum to Celebrate Washington's Birthday

Help George Washington celebrate his 280th birthday at American Independence Museum on Saturday February 18th by joining us at the Folsom Tavern, 164 Water Street, Exeter.

Possible Cumulative Effect of Concussions

More and more concerns continue to arise regarding the potential long term effects of cumulative concussions and even sub-concussion repetitive head trauma.

Organic Food Champion/Farmer Jim Gerritsen to Speak in Exeter

On February 13, the Food and Health Forum series continues its “Food for Thought” series at Blue Moon Evolution. The event will feature organic food champion and farmer Jim Gerritsen.

For Exeter's eZee Bikes, Spring Can’t Come Soon Enough

Tom and Teresa Hemenway are selling a new line of scooters.

We Can Do This

Help the Exeter Theater Company on their drive for members as we work together to bring the historic Ioka Theater back to life.

Great Works Chiropractic Helps Kids Become Well-Adjusted

Bolstered by recent medical findings and anecdotal success stories, chiropractic care is becoming increasingly common for children.

ReVision Energy Brings Carbon-Neutral Mission to NH

ReVision's new Exeter location offers greater convenience for NH customers, as well as opportunities for the local community to learn about renewable energy.

This Exeter Life: Away Message

This (winter) Exeter Life is no match for the charms of an island paradise.

Old Man Winter Returns to New England

Winter is slowly returning to New England, and that means fun, and special deals, at the Shawnee Peak Mountain Resort.

Seacoast Youth Services Winter Fundraiser Featuring Tony Pace

So what do you get when you combine a NIGHT OUT, LAS VEGAS STYLE ENTERTAINMENT and AWARD WINNING CUISINE?...A better Seacoast community by helping youth and their families.

Comedian with a Heart of Green Returns to New Hampshire

Comedian Mike McDonald will host the 11th annual Comedy Xxtravaganza this February 17th and 18th at the Music Hall and Concord City Auditorium.

Behind the Scenes at the Redhook Brewery

Redhook Brewery's new Pub Manager helps fuel growth through building relationships with his customers, and infectious optimism.

This Exeter Life: Joy to the World

Holiday lights pierce the dark winter night and bring joy to the world.

The Origins of Occupy Wall Street

The economic crisis that gave birth to the "Occupy Wall Street" movement provides significant lessons for financial institutions, investors, and society; will those lessons go unheeded?

Harbor Lights Moves On Up

The impending merger of Harbor Lights into The Lighting Center at Rockingham Electric presents great opportunities for area residents

Exeter's Green Gravity

Green businesses are flourishing in Exeter and it's no mystery why.

Hampton Falls Holiday House Tour

Visit some exquisite Hampton Falls homes decorated for the Holiday Season!

Ride and Prejudice: Bicycle Project Funding in NH

The NH DOT's proposed 10-year transportation plan would make significant cuts to bicycle and pedestrian funding, despite growing popularity and numerous community benefits.

This Exeter Life: Missing

Thanksgiving has become an endangered holiday, increasingly hard to spot among the premature Christmas decorations.

Holiday Party Time

Planning a holiday party? Here's four restaurants in Newmarket, Portsmouth, Kittery, and Cape Meddick to consider.

Riverworks Printing Eschews All-Or-Nothing Approach to Green

A local printing company is out to prove that, when it comes to going green, steady improvement over the long run can be better than a bank-breaking sprint.

This Exeter Life: A Light in the Window

Exeter after dark provides a window into another side of life.