Non-profit Youth and Family Community Center.  Through community support and fundraising efforts we have been able to provide a safe place for youth and families to enjoy life, provide meals and educational workshops surrounding suicide prevention, mental health and substance prevention for FREE!

At LifeBalance Counseling Coaching and Wellness, we meet you at the root of what’s weighing you down—whether it’s chronic stress, anxiety, overwhelm, or the quiet exhaustion of trying to keep it all together. You don’t have to do this alone.

You might be navigating career pressure, relationship shifts, or a desire for personal growth—and yet, the coping tools that once worked aren’t cutting it anymore. We get it. That’s why we use an integrative, evidence-based approach to help you feel lighter, clearer, and more at peace from the inside out.

Here, therapy is more than symptom relief—it’s a gentle but powerful reset. Together, we’ll uncover what's keeping you stuck, explore practical ways to manage anxiety and depression, and reconnect with the parts of you that bring joy and stability.

Originating from a legacy of passion and heritage, Port City Pretzels is more than just a company; it’s a story woven with love.
Suzanne Foley, in 2015, took the liberty of enhancing a treasured family recipe, unveiling a new snacking sensation. Savor the comfort of home with every bite of our exquisite pretzels.

First Seacoast Bank, headquartered in Dover, New Hampshire, has served residents of the Seacoast area of New Hampshire since 1890. Opened under the name of Dover Co-Operative Savings Fund and Loan Association, its original meeting was held in the Cocheco Hose Company on First Street, where the Municipal Parking Lot is presently located.

For over 65 years, the Bank, known as Dover Co-Operative Bank and later as Dover Federal Savings and Loan Association, was housed in the Walker Block at the corner of Locust and Washington Streets. The present main office at 633 Central Avenue was constructed in 1972. The bank’s name was changed to Federal Savings Bank in 1983 to reflect a growing customer base in areas outside of Dover.

In 2019, the Bank changed its name to First Seacoast Bank to better reflect its longstanding commitment to positively impacting Seacoast communities. Whether you bank in Dover, Barrington, Durham, Portsmouth, Rochester or beyond, we guarantee you will get the personal service, competitive rates, and the widest array of investment options and loan services.

The Barbara C. Harris Center invites you and your community into the New England woods and water in order to rejuvenate your spirit, return to who you are and what you love, and discover new ways to love and serve.

The Aubuchon Company is a 4th generation family company with 100+ retail locations that believes we don’t need to choose between being a “mom and pop” and a modern-day competitor.

Welcome! Polly’s Pancake Parlor has been serving yummy home cooked meals for over 75 years. Come enjoy a stack of Oatmeal Buttermilk, Buckwheat or Whole Wheat pancakes. Sit back and savor a waffle smothered in real New Hampshire maple syrup. Come for lunch and have a slice of quiche made with local Harman’s cheese. Enjoy the view and history while you eat!

Metro Walls is a leading construction company committed to transforming spaces and enriching lives. With a focus on excellence, quality, and people-centric values, we deliver remarkable projects that inspire communities and shape the future of construction. Join us on this journey as we build spaces that define the present and create a brighter tomorrow.

Welcome to MD Weaver. Our mission is to provide clients with a professional, sustainable, and science-based pest management approach. We pride ourselves in long term working relationships with clients throughout Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, and Rhode Island. We see ourselves as an extension of our commercial client’s workforce, as well as a trusted partner for service to your home.

The Keene Serenity Center, founded in 2013 as a dedicated 12-step recovery club located at 36 Carpenter Street, expanded its mission in 2014 to include all recovery paths and subsequently achieved the status of a 501c3 organization, allowing for greater community support.