In a recent partnership with ReVision Energy, Grappone Mazda installed 295 panels at its Concord location, generating 162,989 kWhs of clean energy that offsets more than 60% of the dealership’s electrical usage.
New Hampshire is the second-oldest state in the nation, with a median age of 43, and 18.7% of residents are 65 and older, compared with 16.5% nationwide. Technology tools and advance planning can help those residents maintain the most independence while adjusting to the changes older age may bring.
Former Sheriff Mark Brave offered plea deal, Silver Scone Teas back in court ... and more
Concord-Bow water extension plan, National Grid pulls the plug on power line ... and more
New legislation for political advertising, charity director pleads guilty to fraud ... and more
Badger Peabody and Harriman welcome new hires, home sales data for January ... and more
Last week at the 2024 Miami International Boat Show, Derry-based Skyhawk — a developer of IoT marine technology — was awarded the 2024 NMMA Innovation Award in the category of mobile applications and consumer marine electronics.
Women in Construction Week takes place the first full week in March, celebrating the history of women in the industry who faced tremendous challenges in a traditionally male-dominated field.
Last week, Primary Bank announced that Crystal Dionne has been appointed as president and CEO, with over 25 years of expertise in the financial services industry — eight of those years as a member of the Primary Bank team.
NH real estate market report, new Liquor & Wine Outlet in Nashua ... and more
New Bernstein Shur shareholders, crypto court ruling, Legislature event on Feb. 22 ... and more
Dow Group welcomes Billy Melone, West Hollis Street Corridor Study brings concerns ... and more
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced nearly $3.16 billion nationwide in Continuum of Care Program Awards for over 7,000 projects that provide housing assistance and/or supportive services to people experiencing homelessness, as well as costs related to planning and data collection.
As New Hampshire’s commercial building boom kicks into high gear in 2024, some of the Granite State’s leading engineering firms are using the latest cutting-edge technology to provide the best structural designs for their clients.
Mark Brave plea deal, Nathan Warecki promoted to Nixon Peabody partner, six-year-old testifies in Concord ... and more
State school sale pending, Concord Middle School design contract approved ... and more
Shaheen & Gordon, Pastori | Krans welcomes new attorneys, Salem man illegally collects pandemic benefits ... and more
CEO of Hite Digital in Manchester talks entrepreneurism in the wake of workforce woes
Engel & Völkers opens in Portsmouth, new industry hires ... and more
Howard Brodsky, co-founder and chairman of CCA Global Partners, has been selected Citizen of the Year by the Greater Manchester Chamber. Brodsky, whose most recently philanthropic effort is a Open Arts United, a nonprofit that supports the arts to underserved communities, will be honored April 4 at the chamber’s Citizen of the Year Celebration, 5 p.m. at the DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Downtown.
As Granite State businesses know all too well, working with a savvy and experienced business tax preparation firm is essential to make sure their IRS returns are rock solid.
The New Hampshire Liquor Commission (NHLC) has been teaming up this month with Brown-Forman and nearly 70 local restaurants to mix up alcohol-free mocktails in celebration of the fourth annual New Hampshire Mocktail Month. New Hampshire Mocktail Month is the…
Bow community building project, new Market Sq. Architects hire, Historic Preservation awards ... and more
Senate Bill 410 would establish a fund that provides up to $25,000 per bed to either support existing transitional housing or establish new ones in the community for individuals facing mental health challenges.
Badger Peabody & Smith Realty relocation, Assoc. General Contractors names new president ... and more
UNHInnovation, part of the University of New Hampshire system, has secured a fourth round of funding from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), awarded under the Federal and State Technology (FAST) Partnership Program.
Insights into energy infrastructure, diversifying options, community power ... and more
Senior apartments in Rochester, plans for Peterborough's Equestrian Village unveiled ... and more
Melissa Beth Countway, of Alton, was officially sworn in today as the 110th Associate Justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court. Administering the oath of office to Justice Countway in the David Souter Conference Room of the New Hampshire Supreme…
Community solar programs, land sales, Common Man Roadside in Epsom ... and more
The Granite YMCA creates a community where all are welcome and builds a healthy spirit, mind and body based on the values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility.
Our mission is to be a sustainable and successful nonprofit that harnesses the creativity and networks of its principal supporters to raise money to strengthen and support worthy organizations that service, support and honor our veterans.
New white paper places blame for escalating drug prices on pharmacy benefit managers
Signature on Elm unveiled, Torrington Properties signs new lease ... and more
As the New Hampshire construction industry heads into 2024, it continues to face high costs for materials and labor, making it difficult to meet the demand for affordable housing.
American Express recently issued its Amex Trendex: Small Business Edition Holiday Report, which outlines trends among U.S. small businesses heading into the holiday season.
Open Arts United connects communities with transformative arts experiences
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office plans to open a community outreach office in Strafford County to serve innovators in the New England region, officials said Wednesday. The agency also will open a new regional office in Atlanta to serve…
Temple housing solutions, school repairs, new Concord police HQs ... and more
Vivek Ramaswamy speaks on business and political issues with NHBR editors
New Lakes Region co-working space opens, TFMoran unveils new project ... and more
The list of leaders for the 2024 edition is a unique group of people who have made their mark on New Hampshire’s economy, business climate and the state as a whole.
Employee stock ownership plans are a creative and effective way to give your company’s team members a true stake in your business and a powerful retirement benefit.
A community center for Manchester’s West Side that was has been in the works for several years has a new proposed home at the Kelly Falls housing community on Kimball Street, proponents announced Thursday. The Board of Directors of the…
NHMEP President & CEO Tony Fernandez talks manufacturing in NH
Saint Anselm College breaks ground on new hall, October home sales data, Nashua apartments ... and more
New Hampshire companies large and small understand the importance of conducting accurate and timely business valuations.
Business surveillance webinar Nov. 30, recent hires ... and more
NH among 17 states to sue Amazon with FTC, who claim the 'online superstore' is an anticompetitive monopoly
Reps from Swim With a Mission and Hidden Battles Foundation discuss resources for NH veterans
Since its creation in 2003, NH Business Review’s Business Excellence Hall of Fame has honored individuals who have been visionary leaders, inspiring change not just within New Hampshire, but often reaching beyond our borders.
Is the economy doing well or poorly? Data abounds on the national level to answer that question. This month, the NH Business Review launches an effort to provide insight into the New Hampshire economy.
A plan by the owners of the Domo restaurant building to add housing on-site has been delayed by concerns about how the proposed addition would impact an adjacent historic and award-winning structure
Republicans argued cities and towns should be incentivized to pass zoning ordinances that make housing construction easier, but they shouldn’t be forced to do so
Developer Peter Floros and his team are proposing to build a new four-story mixed-use building at 266-278 State St. in the heart of Portsmouth’s historic downtown
Lack of homes means fewer workers, dollars spent in community
Four proposals reviewed by a group of citizens and city leaders Tuesday evening were all to build neighborhoods with market-rate and near-market-rate housing on a 10.4-acre plot of land owned by the city on Old North Main Street
Modified plans for recreational spaces in Tuscan Village were well received by planners Thursday after developers were sent back to the drawing board last month over unfit plans.
Hinsdale residents spoke in favor of a new station, but some had lingering concerns about the proposed location
