 Joshua SpauldingALTON — Another season wrapped up at Prospect Mountain on Friday, March 16, as the school celebrated the winter sports season at the sports awards ceremony. Athletics Director Corey Roux welcomed ...More Joshua SpauldingALTON — The Prospect Mountain JV girls’ basketball team had a strong finish to the season, winning the blue division at the season-ending JV tournament in Franklin. The Timber Wolves played ...More Joshua SpauldingPYEONGCHANG, South Korea — Sometimes, it pays off to wait. Just ask Indiana Jones. The Prospect Mountain graduate, who helped lead the Timber Wolves to the 2014 girls’ alpine Division III ...More |
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  Jody HouleBERLIN — It was announced at a council meeting last Monday that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) had issued a reimbursement to help pay for the cost of repairs from damage caused by ...More Jody HouleBERLIN — It's time again for the river to be set afire and for zombies, ATV's, food, live music, games, prizes and so much more. ...MoreJody HouleDIXVILLE — Owners of the Balsams Resort, Les Otten and Dan Herbert, are seeking alternative financing after withdrawing their application for a $28 million loan. ...More |
 Melissa SeamansOSSIPEE — Violent, high-speed "t-bone" crashes are killing people at the Route 28/171 intersection here. That fact was not in question at an emergency meeting called by Ossipee town officials Oct. ...More Thomas BeelerWAKEFIELD — This Saturday, Oct. 13, the Wakefield business community will sponsor its sixth free Fall Festival in East Wakefield, at Woodman Corner, the junction of Routes 153 and 110 from 11 a.m. ...More Melissa SeamansOSSIPEE — The life of Ramsie Taylor, a 17-year-old resident of Wolfeboro, was tragically cut short in an automobile collision while she on her way to school Sept. 26 at the intersection of Route ...More |
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  Tara GilesLANCASTER — Several New Hampshire police officers from various departments were the recipients of the Community Policing Awards during McDonald’s Statewide Fundraiser for the New Hampshire ...More Tara GilesLANCASTER — Last week, members of the U.S. Small Businesses Administration’s (SBA) New Hampshire District Office visited Lancaster as part of a North Country Small business summit. ...More Tara GilesTWIN MOUNTAIN — Two weeks ago in Manchester, a 12 year old girl from Honduras, Nathalia Guzman, was reunited with her family in New Hampshire. ...More |
  Erin PlummerTownPlace Suites Laconia-Gilford has received some big accolades as it works to provide the best service to its guests. ...More Erin PlummerGilford High School band students have been getting lessons from some special teachers; two different college professors sharing their perspectives and experience....MoreErin PlummerDespite some weather ups and downs, the Parks and Recreation Department had a successful summer season that saw high numbers at the beach and at programs as well as a big volunteer project to replace ...More |
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| | | |  Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — Kingswood Regional High School students who wish to accelerate their progress in a STEM related field (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) are now offered the opportunity to take ...MoreElissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — The reconstruction of North Wolfeboro Road has been a point of controversy, with Claude Roessiger leading the way for The Society for the Preservation of Rural Wolfeboro, asking to be ...More  Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — The groundbreaking ceremony for the Wolfeboro Public Library on Friday, Sept. 28, began indoors so everyone could stay dry, and concluded outside with officials lined up in front of ...More |
  Donna RhodesBRISTOL — Residents of Bristol were invited to take a tour of the former medical building on the corner of School and Summer Streets last Tuesday to learn more about the town’s plan to purchase ...MoreDonna RhodesBRISTOL — Tapply Thompson Community Center’s annual Apple Festival and Craft Fair was scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 6, but there was a lot of work that went into making it all happen in the ...More  Donna RhodesBRISTOL — Each year, participants in the N.H. Marathon come to Bristol from all over the country and beyond, bringing with them many stories. Some are reaching for personal goals in life, some are ...More |
 Justin RoshakLITTLETON—The Select Board-empowered Parking Commission met last week, for a detailed and lively discussion of the challenges facing the downtown's parking ecosystem. ...More  Justin RoshakBETHLEHEM — Students, parents, teachers, friends and family gathered last Monday to cut the ribbon on Bethlehem's new community playground, which cost about $100,000, and went from idea to completion ...MoreJustin RoshakLITTLETON—Last Monday's Select Board meeting illuminated Littleton's ongoing property re-evaluation, which the board hopes will redress the growing imbalance between listed value and sale price ...More |
  Erin PlummerSANDWICH — Good weather meant a good year at the 108th annual Sandwich Fair with a weekend of events and activities for the more than 30,000 people who attended....More Erin PlummerSANDWICH — From horses weighing in at several hundred pounds and oxen to the smallest bunnies and chickens, there were animal competitions throughout the weekend that also showed their human companions' ...More Erin PlummerMEREDITH — The Inter-Lakes School District welcomed its new teachers and paraeducators with an annual reception last week....More |
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 Donna RhodesPLYMOUTH — Many shoppers in the Pemi-Baker and Newfound regions were excited last week to hear rumblings of plans about a Market Basket grocery store coming to Plymouth. ...More  Donna RhodesCAMPTON — At the Sept. 20 annual Fall Conference for the New Hampshire Tax Collectors Association, Hannah Joyce of Campton was sworn in as the organization’s new president for a two-year term....More Donna RhodesREGION — Last week was Banned Books Week, an annual event that the American Library Association states "draws national attention to the harms of censorship."...More |
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  Donna RhodesBELMONT — As the Town of Belmont prepares to kick off their 150th Anniversary in 2019, a community fall festival helped kick things off with the unveiling of a special anniversary banner along with ...More Donna RhodesTILTON ¬— On Oct. 3, McDonald’s Restaurants hosted a statewide fundraiser at 54 of their locations across the state to benefit the New Hampshire Chiefs of Police Association as they also paid ...More Donna RhodesTILTON — There were moments of controlled chaos and moments of kindness at Winnisquam Regional High School last Thursday when some unexpected guests arrived, thanks to funding provided by the district’s ...More |
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