Eye on New Hampshire

EYE ON NH CelebratED 2026

Aimee Kereage of Manchester Proud talks about an upcoming event on August 20th in Manchester called CelebratED. It's a back-to-school bash that offers free resources like haircuts, clothing, school supplies and community resources for students and families. Also, on August 4th, cheer on the Fisher Cats and $5 from every ticket sold will support CelebratED 2026!

EYE ON NH EASTERSEALS NH 90

Easterseals NH will kick off its 90th anniversary celebration on Thursday, June 4, as more than 1,000 participants gather in downtown Manchester, NH, for the annual Eversource Walk & 5K Run.  There will be LOTS going on that day in celebration of the 9th decade of service to New Hampshire. Cathy Kuhn, COO, Mike Leary, SVP of Development and Michele Talawani, Chief Communications Officer are in studio to discuss.

EYE ON NH LESS LEG MORE HEART FESTIVAL 2026

Founder and Executive Director, Christine Hurley, returns to talk about Limb Loss Awareness month and the 3rd annual Fire Truck Pull & Festival - pulling together for amputees - in Manchester on May 31st.

EYE ON NH SOUTHERN NH HEALTH SYSTEM WORKFORCE 2026

Sue Santana, Senior Vice President of Patient Care Service and Chief Nursing Officer along with Victoria Dribinskaya, Director of Workforce Development from Southern NH Health System discuss workforce development.

EYE ON NH WINTER WINE 2026

Meet Justin Gunter from the New Hampshire Liquor Commission and local sommelier Jose Luis Betancur from Tuscan Brands talking about the annual Winter Wine Spectacular as part of NH Wine Week with proceeds to benefit the NH Food Bank. Elsy Cipriani, Executive Director explains how the money raised benefits our local food bank.

EYE ON NH MSD DUAL LANGUAGE 2025

Manchester's School Superintendent Jennifer Chmiel, Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Schools, Nicole Doherty and Executive Director of Multilingual Services, Wendy Perron discuss what's going in the district as well as a new dual language-immersion program that helps students develop a second language by teaching curriculum in 2 languages.

EYE ON NH HOLIDAY CARD CHALLENGE 2025

Dr. Laura Landerman-Garber returns to talk about her annual Holiday Cards 4 Our Military. A drive that generates thousands of cards sent to our active military who are away from their families during active duty during the holidays.

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