Ryan Lessard 
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Looking back over the past two decades, many a capes fan or card gamer might wonder at the comic shop’s storied past, shrouded, until now, in mystery. How did this hugely successful store, gaming venue and convention organizer come to exist? Where did it get its name? And what are the cosmic forces from which it derives its superpowers?
Bill and Alli Seney, owners of the ManchVegas Brew Bus, announced Thursday that they, along with two fellow small businesses, were awarded a $10,000 city grant to install disc golf baskets at each of Manchester’s 12 elementary schools, and donate up to 1,000 discs to young students.
Business has been thriving over the past decade and vendors have had their best years of sales since the start of the COVID pandemic.
Starting this weekend, the SEE Science Center in Manchester is hosting a number of workshop activities and opening of a new art exhibit to celebrate the legacy of Ralph Baer, the German-immigrant-turned-New-Hampshire-inventor who created the first home video game systems among many other things.
“I felt that we needed to remind her how awesome New Hampshire is,” Morris said.
Chamber President Donna Morris came up with the Great Yeti Quest; an interactive, two-week event that incentivized residents to visit up to 46 participating businesses in the hopes of winning raffle prizes in exchange for posting photos with a 7-foot plastic yeti print.
A new collaboration to support family organic farms in the Northeast has signed on its first formal retail partner Friday: the Neighboring Food Co-op Association, a federation of more than 40 food co-ops across the Northeast.
The search for a new building to headquarter the Salvation Army of Greater Derry is down to the wire. Only four months remain until the organization that serves hundreds of homeless and disadvantaged people and families finds itself essentially homeless.
Young families with small children have a hard time finding places to go where they feel comfortable, safe and able to have fun. And more than ever, they’re getting cooped up in their houses. This spring there may be a solution for southern New Hampshire: The Nest Family Cafe.
Building owners working with Kelsen Brewing Company in Derry obtained a variance from the Manchester Zoning Board of Adjustment Thursday to be allowed to set up their brewery in a commercial space downtown just north of the city health department.
When Eric Spofford stepped down as CEO of Granite Recovery Centers and served as executive chairman in March, he also resolved to put the substance use disorder treatment company on the market and find a buyer. On Tuesday, he signed a deal making the sale official for an undisclosed price.