Concord

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If you're thinking about moving to New Hampshire or if you're already here and trying to find a place that won’t completely drain your wallet, you might be in luck as finding an affordable place to live in the Granite State has not been easy for many.

Cheapism.com has shared the top restaurants were you get the most bang for your buck, including a New Hampshire establishment that first opened its doors in 1922.

LoveFood shared a list of the most extravagant, over-the-top desserts in the nation, including some fantastic handmade cakes from a Concord bakery.

The family-owned restaurant offers fantastic Southern and BBQ eats, prepared by a local chef seen on 'Good Morning America' and 'The Rachael Ray Show'.

Smokeshow Barbeque serves "a little bit of the south with a lot of New England attitude."

The State of New Hampshire is looking for you and your art for a new Christa McAuliffe Memorial to be unveiled in 2024.

If we're going to have one 24/7 restaurant, at least it's an epic one.

The epicenter of the quake was across from the Steeplegate Mall in Concord.

Manny Ramirez Co-Founder at Positive Street Art created this giant Donkey Kong mural over a period of two weeks.

A report prepared by state Safety Commissioner Robert Quinn said that fencing has already been installed to block the entire front entry way at the hospital on the ground of the State Office Complex in Concord.

Governor Chris Sununu told the crowd that Bradley Haas, a former police chief in Franklin, was an "absolute hero" who kept gunman John Madore contained to the lobby despite not having a weapon.

The vigil will take place at the soccer field at the corner of S. Fruit & Clinton Streets in Concord.

Attorney General John Formella identified the gunman as John Madore, 33. Madore entered the hospital Friday afternoon and fired a 9mm handgun, killing security officer Bradley Haas.

According to State Police ,the gunman entered the lobby of the mental health facility and fired a shot at Bradley Haas, who was a security guard.

Shots rang out around 4 p.m. at the 184-bed state hospital on Clinton Street.