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Visit Manchester revitalizes interest in the Queen City

Executive Director Jess Martin talks about how she challenged herself to be a tourist in her own community and about the ongoing effort to highlight the great things happening in and around the Queen City.

Tradition and Taste – Celebrating the Greater Manchester’s Restaurant Week

Katie Lovell talks about Manchester’s Restaurant League’s Tradition and Taste event that allows folks to get a great meal and check out some amazing local businesses! 

Getting ready to hit the slopes: A conversation with Jess Keeler

With the cooler temps moving in, it won’t be long before folks will be hitting the slopes! Guest host Kris…

Lit Jack-O-Lanterns for as far as the eye can see – Kris Nielsen on what to do this weekend

Looking for something to do this weekend? Kris and Tom offer plenty of great suggestions and also talk about the return of Keene’s Pumpkin Festival.

Squam Lake Natural Science Center- Celebrating 60 years of connecting Granite Staters with the beauty of nature

Executive Director Iain McLeod talks about how the center is not only preparing to celebrate more than half a century but also how they’re preparing to welcome the 2,000,000th visitor.

The art of identifying and enjoying predicting peak foliage

Yankee Magazine’s Jim Salge on why people are calling this the best Fall foliage season in a number of years, and why the recent weather has contributed to some amazing colors across the state

Rebecca Ross highlights the family friendly fun happening at New Hampshire farms.

With fall here, guest host Kris Nielsen from VisitNH.gov talks with Rebcca Ross, Director of the Division of Agricultural Development at the New Hampshire Department of Agriculture, Markets & Food about how to get the best fall experience at one of the many great farms across the state celebrating this season’s harvest.

Lessons from Europe: Simon Hankinson on Global Border Crises and the 2026 Midterms

WFEA’s Morning Update, Jeff Chidester chats with Simon Hankinson—Senior Research Fellow at The Heritage Foundation’s Border Security and Immigration Center—for…

Linda McMahon Talks School Choice and the “Returning Education to the States Tour” on WFEA

In this segment of WFEA’s Morning Update, Jeff Chidester sits down with U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon fresh off…

DiLorenzo talks illegal immigration, his opponent’s nepotism and speaking up for Granite Staters

Jeff pauses his vacation to talk with First Congressional Candidate Anthony DiLorenzo about the continuing chaos when it comes to people in the country illegally committing crimes, Stephanie Shaheen’s unjustifiable entitlement and nepotism and how if elected he’ll speak up for Granite Staters.

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Georgia amusement park reopens as scheduled after roller coaster death

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