News Release: 12/4/2025
LAST CALL - EXPERIENCE THE AUGUST ECLIPSE IN ICELAND! We have a few spots available. No one can guarantee the weather in any location, but imagine getting to see the eclipse in Iceland AND getting to tour part of the country - Bucket-List! This is an agent lead trip to ensure maximum success. Sign-ups will only be accepted until 12/31/25! Check out our details - this trip can be closed at any time. https://bit.ly/IcelandEclipse
Santa is Coming to North Hampton, St. Mary's Bank
Saturday, December 13th from 11:00-2:00 Santa is Coming to North Hampton, St. Mary's Bank. This event is open to all and will include photos with Santa, a touch-a-truck experience, and seasonal treats.
CINCO’S CANTINA DONATES $5,000 TO GATHER
Cinco's Cantina, the local, family-owned Mexican restaurant with locations in Rochester, Dover, and Epping, is proud to announce the success of its October fundraising campaign benefiting Gather, a nonprofit dedicated to ending food insecurity in the Seacoast region. Thanks to the generosity of its guests, staff, and community partners, Cinco’s Cantina successfully raised $5,000 to provide essential meals and resources to local families in need. While the month-long fundraising event fell slightly short
39th Annual Lights of Love Event Held December 3
Cornerstone VNA, a local nonprofit provider of high-quality, skilled care at home, is pleased to announce the 39th Annual Jane Cooper Fall Lights of Love Celebration, taking place on Wednesday, December 3 at 5:00 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church in Rochester, NH. Cornerstone VNA is delighted to return to this welcoming church to “Light the Lights” and usher in the holiday season. Doors will open at 4:30 p.m. for a newly added Lights of Love tag-making station, and guests are invited to enjoy
Artist Lauren Hutton opens Avery Art gallery in Exeter: 'I want my art to grow'
From Seacoastonline: In Lauren Avery Hutton’s studio on Center Street, two paintings, framed to catch a visitor’s eye, vibrantly clash against the exposed brick wall. Inspired by the beach, the canvases feature bright magenta-colored garnet sand — a textural style that Hutton, an experienced and successful artist, has been experimenting with. They are not for sale, partly because she cannot yet imagine parting with them. Read the article on Seacoastonline: Artist Lauren Hutton opens Avery Art Gallery
Importance of Setting Goals and Milestones to Guide Your First Year in Business
Starting your first year in business is both exciting and daunting. The difference between surviving and thriving often comes down to how well you set goals and milestones. By establishing a clear roadmap, you not only track progress but also ensure your time and resources are directed toward sustainable growth. Why Milestones Matter Milestones are checkpoints that help measure progress. Instead of chasing vague goals like “grow sales,” you can break them into concrete actions such as “secure 10 new
Opening an Auto Repair Shop: Costs, Licenses, and Setup Tips
Opening your own auto repair shop is a powerful leap—from turning wrenches for someone else to building a business with your name on it. Whether you're a seasoned technician or transitioning from a related field, this guide walks you through the key requirements, paperwork, setup steps, and tech tools that can simplify the journey. 1. What Kind of Auto Repair Shop Will You Run? Before investing in equipment or signing a lease, define your shop type: General Auto Repair (cars, trucks,
News Release: Colliers Moves Portsmouth Office to New Location at 210 Commerce Way
Colliers, a global leader in commercial real estate services, is pleased to announce the relocation of its Portsmouth office to 210 Commerce Way, Suite 350, Portsmouth, NH 03801, effective August 15th, 2025. The move positions the Colliers New Hampshire team for continued growth in the Seacoast area. The new location offers modern, Class A space within a dynamic business park setting. Located just minutes from downtown Portsmouth with direct access to I-95 and the Spaulding Turnpike, the new location
Framing the Future: How Visual Storytelling Moves Small Businesses Forward
The small business landscape has never been more saturated, and in that noise, attention has become currency. With limited budgets and fierce competition, entrepreneurs often face a difficult question: how do you get someone to care? The answer, increasingly, lies not in more ads or clever slogans, but in better stories—ones told through images, colors, movement, and mood. Visual storytelling isn't just a marketing buzzword; it’s a strategy that levels the playing field for businesses that can’t outspend
My Breast Cancer Support Marks 20 Years of Service to Local Breast Cancer Patients and Families
My Breast Cancer Support, a local nonprofit dedicated to easing the financial and emotional burdens of breast cancer, proudly marks its 20th year of serving patients and families on the seacoast of New Hampshire and in southern Maine. Since its founding by local breast cancer survivor, Wendy McCoole, My Breast Cancer Support has provided more than $1.44 million in direct financial support to local individuals and families battling breast cancer. The organization’s impactful programs include the
The Media Kit Isn’t Dead, You’re Just Using It Wrong
Before people believe in your product, they have to believe your story. That’s where a media kit kicks in—not as a press release replacement, but as a strategic, high-caliber handshake. It’s not a formality or a folder of fluff. It’s the clearest, cleanest way to show you’re ready for the spotlight and capable of owning it. Companies that treat media kits as an afterthought often miss the critical opportunity to shape perception before a single article gets written or a mic gets turned on. A Portal to
