Jim Daubenspeck sits in the large window at the front of his Laconia cobbler shop with one leg on either side of his wooden bench like a skilled craftsman at work. He leans forward as he carefully repairs a tiny buckle on a pair of Danish shoes. “There’s ... See more
He’s not as legendary as New Hampshire’s famed Old Man of the Mountain, but Alan Ard is making quite a name for himself as the “Old Man at Lopstick.” It’s a title the 75-year-old avid fly fisherman made up while having a little fun working his dream retir... See more
With America’s 250th birthday approaching and communities across the nation preparing to celebrate, there’s a place in New Hampshire that offers a front-row seat to history and an opportunity to reflect on the meaning of independence and civic engagement.... See more
When Greg Kretschmar first started in radio in 1984, stinging criticism from a Hollywood consultant nearly derailed his dream career. He was 22, newly graduated from the University of New Hampshire, and was excited after quickly landing his first job at 1... See more
To anyone unfamiliar with the New Hampshire Telephone Museum, the name alone may not catch their attention. But tucked away in Warner is a treasure trove of stories, artifacts and nostalgia that offers a unique journey through communication history. From ... See more
