NH charities may see caps on casino donations
A new legislative proposal from State Rep. Dick Ames, D-Jaffrey, seeks to reshape charitable gaming by capping the revenue any single nonprofit or charity can receive annually.
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NH’s bioscience industry has grown significantly, outpacing the nation with rapid employment growth
New Hampshire’s bioscience industry employed 9,330 individuals in 2023 across 1,048 business establishments marking significant development of the industry over the last five years
Council tables Dartmouth bid to run state hospital
The Executive Council tabled a proposal Dec. 4 to create a public-private partnership and allow Dartmouth Health to run the state’s Hampstead Hospital, after councilors argued they needed more time to review the contract.
New Hampshire receives $997,000 grant for Merrimack River watershed conservation
Almost a million dollars is headed to New Hampshire for conservation work in the Merrimack River watershed.
Pirouette Medical’s auto-injector wins 2024 Product of the Year
The Naloxone HCI Auto-injector from Pirouette Medical, based in Portsmouth, has won the title of the NH Tech Alliance’s 2024 Product of the Year.
Local retailers balance growth, challenges and unique experiences in 2024
Bonbon boxes, loose-leaf tea and toys galore are some of the items shoppers have found at New Hampshire businesses this holiday season.
Commission touts telehealth for prescriptions
Telehealth has become such a regular part of medical care in New Hampshire that advocates hope the state will loosen laws concerning prescriptions.
US adds 227,000 jobs in ‘healthy’ economy
Although the labor market has cooled this year, the Trump administration stands to inherit a fairly healthy labor market, with decent job growth across many sectors.
Eversource bills could decline 6% as electricity drops
The cost of electricity from Eversource should decline next year, although it won't be quite as cheap as it was a year ago.
NH Life Sciences adds new members and industry partners
NH Life Sciences, a statewide trade group representing the life sciences industry in the Granite State, capped its inaugural year by adding several new members, bringing its total to 23, the group announced Thursday.
