New Hampshire Deer Harvest Hits Record High
Hunters killed 14,387 white-tailed deer in 2025, the largest harvest in state records dating to 1922.
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Do you plan to go deer hunting this season in New Hampshire?
New Hampshire Lifestyle News
In New Hampshire, lifestyle news means culture, family, home, hobbies and relationships. This page follows the choices and trends that shape daily life across the state.
Culture
Live Poll
Should parents be allowed to silently protest at school sports games?
Judge Ends Bow Wristband Case With Settlement
A federal judge dismissed the lawsuit after a school district agreed to pay the plaintiffs' legal costs and a settlement sum.
Family
Live Poll
Do you believe your state government is doing enough to keep young people living locally?
New Hampshire Candidates Debate Youth Retention Strategies
Candidates address the rising cost of childcare and housing as a quarter of state residents consider moving within five years.
Hobbies
Rescuers Save Two Hikers Stranded on Mount Washington
Two 18-year-old hikers from Rochester, New York, were rescued overnight after being caught on the mountain without lights.
Education
Live Poll
Should your local schools prioritize digital books over traditional physical print materials?
New Hampshire Librarians Assess Digital Book Hurdles
A 2026 study finds school librarians appreciate digital tools despite significant barriers to classroom adoption.
Religion
Live Poll
Do you trust the leadership selection process used by your local religious institutions?
New Hampshire Episcopal Church Elects Ed Cardoza Bishop
The diocese chooses Ed Cardoza to lead its 46 congregations following the retirement of Bishop Robert Hirschfeld.
More in Lifestyle
This section follows evolving cultural trends, changes in how families spend their time, shifting home life patterns and the everyday decisions that define current habits. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties in every corner of the state. These trends often track closely with broader economic shifts that force residents to reconsider their long-term plans. Seasonal transitions and the state's distinct rural-urban split frequently dictate how these cultural changes manifest for people.