Spooky World in Litchfield, New Hampshire, has been named the second scariest haunted attraction in the nation. This recognition underscores its reputation for delivering thrilling Halloween experiences to visitors seeking a fright.
Two individuals with tuberculosis were recently in Manchester and Nashua while infectious, prompting a warning from state health officials. Though full details remain limited, the announcement highlights the importance of public awareness and caution in the face of contagious diseases.
Mount Washington Observatory turned into a stage for the Northern Lights, offering a radiant Aurora Borealis over New Hampshire. The vivid display, captured by observers, drew excited reactions like “What a gorgeous view!”
Babe Ruth’s grandson, raised in New Hampshire, recalls recognizing the all-time great’s influence only as he grew older. Today, he preserves and shares the legend for new generations of baseball fans.
Keene took on Bedford in a thrilling showdown that ended 3-2 in favor of the Blackbirds. The close margin showcased the high-energy play that defines New Hampshire high school field hockey.
Lebanon officials are asking residents to restrict their water usage as drought conditions persist across New Hampshire. Several other towns in the state are following suit, seeking to conserve limited water resources amid a prolonged lack of rainfall.
A historic castle in New Hampshire was destroyed by a fierce blaze, prompting local authorities to launch an investigation. Police are requesting any video or information related to suspicious activity in the area to aid in solving this case.
A new poll suggests that New Hampshire residents are split over Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s performance during her first term. While some Granite Staters show approval, others remain uncertain about her handling of key issues such as education.
With just a week remaining, New Hampshire lawmakers are racing to reconcile differences between the House and Senate on a multi-billion dollar state spending plan for the next two years.
With union membership at just 9.2%, New Hampshire lags behind the national average, even as organized labor returns to the forefront of national discussions. The state’s declining unionization highlights a contrast with the growing national attention on workers’ rights.
