Guests will find woodworkers, furniture makers, chocolatiers, bakers, jewelers, homemade jams and jellies, outdoor clothing, t-shirts, authors, including 2 children’s authors, knitters, metalwork, photographers, a lavender farm, potters, all-natural face and body treatments, women’s specialty clothing, children’s clothing, candles, tide clocks, fudge, custom cowboy boots, hand-tied fishing lures, and more.
Macy’s announced Tuesday that will close 150 unproductive stores over the next three years, including 50 by the end of the year, but hasn’t announced yet whether any of New Hampshire’s stores will be among those shut down.
And that’s exactly what she’s aiming for with Dew Collective, a new venture founded by MacLaren, who is partnering with longtime florist Janet Desmarais of Manchester Flower Studio to expand the joy of fresh flowers while making new spaces for creativity through a unique business model.
South of the 6, which recently celebrated its grand opening, is bringing a vibrant non-toxic salon and coffee bar experience to the Millyard.
The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce is giving Small Business Saturday in the region a boost by providing a list of businesses that are taking part.
Hackers, just like many holiday shoppers, prepare for Black Friday. In fact, they started doing it months ago, according to cybersecurity company NordLayer.
“Sustainability remains front and center for American consumers and this clearly extends to their attitudes toward holiday package delivery, reinforcing the imperative for companies to adapt and become greener and more efficient in their shipping operations,” said Brendan P. Keegan, chairman, CEO and president of Merchants Fleet. “There’s never been a better time for retailers, brands and delivery fleets to accelerate their transition to electric vehicles.”
Level Up Gaming located, at 679 Mast Road, is under new management since June when. Crystal Fortin and Adam Gramatikas purchased the store for an amount in the six figures. The couple, hailing from New Boston, have always been avid gamers, especially when it comes to older systems.
Christmas Tree Shops will start liquidating all of its stores, including the four in New Hampshire, beginning at the end of the week, after it couldn’t keep up with bankruptcy loan payments.
Handil Holdings, which owns the 82-store chain, announced Friday it will close 10 underperforming stores as part of a bankruptcy restructuring filed Friday.
Store owner Keith Marcoux Sr. said they had received an eviction notice from the mall’s management due to a clause in their lease that could force them out at any time. Any business in the mall on a short-term lease can be supplanted at any time by any other business willing to sign on to a long-term lease. This was the case for Keke’s Dream, which for some time has been the only LGBTQ+ business in New Hampshire.
While March is Maple Month in New Hampshire, hosted by the New Hampshire Maple Products Association, it all comes together March 18 and 19, on New Hampshire Maple Weekend.