NHPR journalists have been honored for their outstanding work in the 2023 Edward R. Murrow Regional Awards with awards for digital excellence, excellence in writing, news documentary, investigative reporting, and news series. The five awards in 2023 come after NHPR won three in 2022. Read more →
Brimfield Antique Shows heads back to the Deerfield Fairgrounds this Memorial Day weekend, May 27thand 28th, for an antique show, flea market and food truck festival. Read more →
Three outstanding leaders of the preservation movement, one educational initiative, and eight rescue, rehabilitation, and revitalization projects and were honored in the N.H. Preservation Alliance’s annual awards on May 19. Read more →
Over the years, the M/S Mount Washington has undergone several renovations and upgrades, but its classic charm and appeal have remained intact. Today, visitors can board the ship and enjoy a variety of cruises, including sightseeing tours, dinner cruises, and private charters. The ship also hosts special events throughout the year, such as fireworks cruises, music cruises, and holiday-themed cruises. Read more →
Registration is now open for online and in-person Spring classes at the Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications. Classes are free and open to all and require pre-registration. Read more →
7 Events Span Mountain Biking Season to Showcase Great Trails and Communities in Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, and Quebec Read more →
The McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center will host Kid Conservationist for our May 2023 Super Stellar Friday. Jack Dalton is a student dedicated to saving and protecting critically endangered orangutans. Read more →
Concord NH- Christine Louis has joined NHPR as its new Vice President of Development. Christine will oversee NHPR’s Membership, Corporate Sponsorship, and Major Giving divisions and serve as a key member of the leadership team. Read more →
UNH Project Aims to Access New Market for Wood from Northern Forest States Read more →
The Summit will focus on the climate solutions that address more than just the environment — according to organizers, the solutions could change the way Granite Staters live, how they get around, what they eat, and a lot more. Read more →