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"Reminds me of home," Buttigieg said.

The New Hampshire Business Review has been on a year long hunt, to identify the 200 most influential business leaders. It is incredibly...

As a new business, I can honestly say things change. Most of the time, they change very quickly. What doesn't change as fast is my...

On a very cold winter day over 2 years ago, a group of us pried open a chain link fence, and carefully climbed a tired and overused step...

"I've never seen anything like that before." "I'm pretty sure I heard the phone ringing from inside the porta-potty."

My childhood summer weekends were spent either playing baseball, or working on baseball fields...

Hello, my name is Jessie Sterling and I am a whitewater kayaking addict. Like any good addict when someone told me that there was a way for

My girlfriend, Jess, and I traveled to Ecuador for the first time in March 2019. We left home with the expectation of paddling for a week...

The city of Franklin once relied on rivers to power its economy, and modern businesses are harnessing the power of whitewater rapids once again...

“It’s nice to have people cheering for you as you come down the river,” said Lee, an experienced paddler from Lebanon. “I like the community aspect – it’s not something I’ve really seen before.”

The proposed whitewater park on the Winnipesaukee River in Franklin now has funding flowing fast enough to begin construction on a freestyle