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Lots of the Granite State’s brightest young minds are leaving for work or college elsewhere. Educators, business leaders and state officials say it’s time to change that—by offering breaks on tuition and creating a better social scene for young people. Laura talks with Ross Gittell, associate professor of Management at UNH’s Whittemore School of Business and Economics www.unh.edu/wsbe and John Crosier, president of the Business and Industry Association of New Hampshire www.nhbia.org.

There was a time when New Hampshire governors races were waged primarily through media coverage. Those days are gone. Gradually, over the last two decades, television advertising has emerged as the single most important component of any statewide campaign for governor. This year, however, the amount of TV advertising by Republican candidates has reached a level that, just a few years ago, few political observers thought possible. NHPR's Doug MacPherson reports.