Pari Marsh, who helps businesses and organizations plan meetings, retreats and conferences in the White Mountains, explains why planning down time during your company’s next offsite meeting is just as important as mapping out your speaker schedule.
McKenna and Proulx illustrate why Easterseals NH’s new Bernadine Herron Center is unlike many other seasonal venues in the region.
Col. Rob Campbell has 27 years of experience leading organizations ranging in size from 24 to 5,000 people.
If you think artificial intelligence is the path to literary success, Masheri Chappelle has a message for you: Look into the mirror instead.
This coming winter, Bretton Woods skiers and riders will enjoy key improvements — a double-black-diamond glade named Mom Said No and a new four-person chairlift added last year, and this year, expanded snowmaking, increased Nordic grooming and a relocated terrain park.
New Hampshire’s economy continued its lowgear, forward momentum in the spring, grinding away at a 2% annual growth rate that is slower than several of its Northeast neighbors and the country as a whole.
The first tavern in New Hampshire opened in 1789. Or, at least, the first tavern that has kept up with its marketing efforts enough to still be recognized as the first tavern in New Hampshire opened in 1789.
An analysis of economic impact reports of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard by the Seacoast Shipyard Association from calendar year 2020 to 2025 shows that payroll value increased by 15.3% — from $671.4 million to $774 million.
Minus33 Merino Wool, a manufacturer of outdoor clothing, celebrated a major expansion on Oct. 27 as well as a combined 110 years of doing business in Ashland, a town at the heart of the Lakes Region.
