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Damien Fisher: Birthday for NH’s 1776 Constitution

Journalist Damien Fisher joins to discuss the recent ceremony to acknowledge the 250th Anniversary of New Hampshire’s First State Constitution,…

Michael Graham Breaks Down the NHJournal/Praecones Analytica Poll

President Trump is underwater in New Hampshire, but what does that mean for the midterm elections for both the Democrats…

20th Anniversary of the New England Winter Wine Spectacular

Mark Roy – Division Director of Marketing, Merchandising, and Warehousing, joins us to share the exciting activities that will happen…

Executive Director Elsy Cipriani: NH Foodbank 2026 Focus

The holidays have passed, and for many people, charitable giving is not at the forefront of their minds. NH Foodbank…

NE Patriots Roundup: Patriots Number 2 Seed, Face Chargers in Playoffs

WFEA and Manchester Media Group, Pete Tarrier joins the show for a rundown of the NE Patriots’ win over the…

The Hill’s Emily Brooks: Epstein, Healthcare and a Shutdown Fight

Congress is returning to Washington, DC, from the Christmas Holiday Break and walking into a stacked agenda that keeps growing…

Dr. John Lappie: Venezuela, Mamdani, and NH’s First Constitution

Was the invasion of Venezuela legal, and will it happen next? Mamdani uttered several phrases during his inauguration that may…

Mayor Jay Ruais: Inauguration and 2026 Policy Discussions   

Manchester, NH Mayor Jay Ruais joins The Morning Update to discuss his 2nd Inauguration and the policy points he will…

NH Archivist Ashley Miller: Celebrating NH’s 250th Anniversary

On January 5, 1776, the Colony of New Hampshire broke free from British rule, and in doing so, delivered the…

Aviation Museum of NH: How Do You Land a Plane on a Frozen Lake

Who in their right mind would want to land a plane on a frozen lake? What other hidden gems about…

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