Bats — they’re a great Halloween decoration. But real-world bats are already focused on winter — whether it’s migrating south or snuggling up in a cave or barn. And New Hampshire’s bats are still dealing with their own scary situation in the form of white-nose syndrome. In this week’s cover, we look at the state of local bats and what people can do to lend a hand (wing?) to these mammalian mosquito eaters.
Also on the cover The curtain rises on Kinky Boots at the Palace Theatre (page 14). Pick your own pumpkin — for decoration or pie (page 21). Goffstown celebrates the season with its annual Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off and Regatta (page 19).
Friday eats In September 2023, the Boys & Girls Club of Manchester (BGCM) announced its “Free Food Friday” initiative, offering ...
Remembering the Concord Theatre Paul Brogan, author of The Concord Theatre, and author Margaret Porter present a gala at Bank ...
The Big Story – Belichick Hot Seat Gets Hotter: A week after being humiliated by the Cowboys, things got even ...
Millennials on the move A recent study by Upgraded Points revealed that wealthy millennials, defined as individuals ages 26 to ...
Big Events October 12, 2023 and beyond Friday, Oct. 13It’s a Taylor Swift weekend! Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, a ...
The state of NH's bat population and what people can do to help Bat Week, an international celebration and week ...
The Palace Theatre presents Kinky Boots Dancing, music and the iconic red boots will take the stage for The Palace ...
The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities Art in the City: The Manchester Arts Commission is hosting an ...
Original play shows family through the generations By Renee [email protected] Two local playwrights, Toby Tarnow of Hollis and Ellen Cunis ...
Goffstown Pumpkin Regatta returns by Jill [email protected] Things are going to get creepy, kooky, mysterious and spooky on the Piscataquog ...
Cut, pull, label, rake To me, this felt like the summer that never was. It was rarely hot and sunny ...
Dear Donna,I recently purchased these wondering what they were. I know now they were and are used for holding flowers ...
Find pumpkins for eating, pumpkins for carving by Jill [email protected] Autumn brings crisp temperatures, colorful foliage and a passion for ...
Family fun for whenever A-maze-ing If this week’s cover story has you thinking about bats, check out the brown bat ...
RV rental providers Shane and Evangeline Hooker are the owners and operators of Happy Hooker Rentals in Milford. Explain your ...
Worker Bee Fund hosts second Mount Uncanoonuc Brewfest On Saturday, Oct. 14, from 1 to 5 p.m., more than a ...
News from the local food scene Taste of the Trail: Try free samples from local food vendors and win local ...
The Chocolate Expo comes to the Granite State The Chocolate Expo has garnered international attention since its start in 2006 ...
Some people are remembered by History and become household names, sometimes for silly reasons. Other, more worthy men and women ...
Jennifer Stone-Grimaldi bought Crosby’s Bakery, established in 1947 in Nashua, five years ago after working there for over a decade ...
Diamond Dogs, About the Hardest Nut to Crack (Wild Kingdom Records) I don’t get too many rootsy honky-tonk-punk records in ...
The Vaster Wilds, by Lauren Groff (Riverhead, 253 pages) In a world populated with doomsday preppers, people embracing life off ...
Robert McCall takes his polite butt-kicking to Italy in The Equalizer 3, a movie that I hope was both a ...
Local music news & events Spooky: Ease into Halloween season with a themed presentation of Candlelight. The Listeso String Quartet ...
Queens honors great women of song For her one-woman show Queens, Jordan Quinn sets a high bar, channeling iconic singers ...
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