My mother-in-law always started her Christmas shopping in October and finished it before she bought her Thanksgiving turkey. Over the years, the wisdom of that approach became obvious. Why battle traffic and crowded stores, not to mention snow and ice, in December? That's why the Great New ...

Milford High School and Applied Technology Center is hosting its second annual STEM Night from 6-9 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 13. Girls in grades 5-8 will be able to learn about career pathways in biotechnology, construction, precision machining, computer science and engineering. Students will also ...

In early 2016, the Town of Bedford Conservation Commission secured a grant to enhance/rehabilitate a section of Heritage Trail. The grant was awarded to the town from the New Hampshire Department of Resources and Economic Development, Division of Parks and Recreation, Bureau of Trails. The ...

The economic climate of New Hampshire and the Souhegan Valley is changing and creating challenges to continued growth. A number of factors are affecting these changes, such as demographics, the business climate and the rural/suburban nature of the area and state. A speakers series will ...

One of the good things that came out of a very hard time, the Great Depression, was art: the making of more than 80,000 paintings, photos, murals, posters, sculptures and crafts. Many of them were created because the artists and craftspeople were supported through the federal Works Progress ...

AMHERST - More than 400 people sampled wines, artisan cheeses, chocolates and other specialty foods at The Cabinet's first Fall Food & Wine Festival at LaBelle Winery on Sunday, Sept. 25. Vendors gave out small portions of hot fudge, mustards, olive oils, vinegars, crackers, jellies, ...