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.
Real Estate & Construction
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.
(Ask the Experts) Emerging trends in the construction industry
Trends in the New Hampshire construction industry include efforts toward greener designs and increased energy efficiency, which keep the overall maintenance costs and energy use down.
Lawyer to judge: Demolish Conway rec path
A Bartlett man who is suing the governor and New Hampshire over a planned skate park in Conway on Monday asked a judge Monday to OK demolishing the North Conway Rec Path
Hampton rejects offer to buy I-95 site, Liquor Commission moves forward with redevelopment
The commission is looking to construct two state-of-the-art liquor stores and sell the remaining surplus property at the sites
Duprey land donation hits snag over tax dispute
Developer Steve Duprey wants the city to take ownership of a piece of land at the former Lincoln Financial campus and help turn it into badly needed new housing in Concord
Plans call for 17 new housing units on Keene's Emerald Street
Former Keene Mayor George Hansel and businessman Jared Goodell are planning to build 17 small apartments on the second floor of the Silk Mill building
NH DOT tables General Sullivan Bridge project amid funding challenges
In the meantime, NH DOT is considering what can be done to improve the pedestrian and cycling path on the northbound side of the Little Bay bridges
Housing advocates push for better policy results in 2025
Enthusiasm among housing advocates is high to increase the residential supply throughout New Hampshire, but 2024 results are mixed
Here’s what to know about Susan Cole, the 2025 president of the NHAR
Cole is committed to the association’s continuing task of trying to get more housing stock built in the Granite State
