 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 — City officials, the county delegation, many community members and Executive Councilor Joseph Kenney joined Mayor Paul Grenier and staff of HEB Engineers and of Burgess BioPower on Friday, ...More Jody HouleBERLIN — Although the annual Day of Caring is being held this Friday, many groups have been dedicated to beautifying the town throughout the year. ...More Jody HouleBERLIN — At last Monday's city council meeting, the council showed support to some Berlin High School students by helping to fund their goals. ...More |
 Mellisa SeamansOSSIPEE — Ossipee Economic Development Committee member Misty Ryder told selectmen here May 14 about the new energetic and involved citizens working on a common vision to live in a community where ...More  Thomas BeelerWAKEFIELD — The 31st Annual Wakefield Pride Day will be held this Saturday, beginning at 7 a.m. in Sanbornville with a pancake breakfast at the Wakefield Public Safety Building, sponsored by the ...MoreMellisa SeamansOSSIPEE — Selectman Richard Morgan’s idea to eliminate the fees charged at the town’s transfer station is gaining traction, and he has heard from many who are in favor of the idea....More |
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 Tara GilesLANCASTER — A fed bear is a dangerous bear. Recently in Lancaster, a bear that was allegedly being fed was wreaking havoc around town. According to reports, the bear met his untimely fate after ...More Justin RoshakCARROLL — Discussion continued this week over a local town-owned property commonly used by citizens for firearms practice....More  Tara GilesLANCASTER — It was the eighth year Erik Becker's Small Town Loud show woke the streets of Lancaster. The show originally began as Rialtopalooza and took place at the Rialto Theatre of course. ...More |
  Erin PlummerGilford Elementary School has been named the top elementary school in the state for 2018 by the Excellence in Education Awards Program (commonly known as the EDies)....MoreErin PlummerGunstock had a "subpar" winter season, but is looking forward to a potentially successful summer, according to the mountain's general manager....More  Erin PlummerNew maple trees are growing on the Gilford Elementary School grounds through the efforts of students and a local company. ...More |
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| | | |  Thomas BeelerWOLFEBORO — At about 4 p.m. last Monday, May 14, Reeve Curry was sitting on one of the benches at the Town Docks talking with Wyatt Benner when she heard a crash and saw a silver Subaru flatten ...MoreElissa PaquetteOSSIPEE — It appears that the 75 Great Danes removed from squalid conditions at the home of dog breeder Christina Fay and placed in the care of the Humane Society of New Hampshire in June of 2017 ...More Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — A fatal crash on Route 28, just south of the Ossipee/Wolfeboro town line on Wednesday, May 2, sent shock waves through the Wolfeboro community and beyond. ...More |
  Donna RhodesBRISTOL — Many people were surprised to find the Minot-Sleeper Library closed last Friday afternoon with a note on the door that apologized for the sudden closure, but stated it was due to a need ...More Donna RhodesBRISTOL — Eight seniors from Newfound Regional High School’s Class of 2018 took their senior projects one step further last Thursday evening, when they were selected for Distinction Honors ...More Donna RhodesNEW HAMPTON — The Parent-Teacher Organization of New Hampton Community School presented students with a special challenge this year, asking them to create a project that incorporated components ...More |
  Justin RoshakLITTLETON—The vast, vacated manufacturing complex across the Ammonoosuc from Apthorp and Lakeway Elementary has been sold to area developer Bob Chapman. The starting gun has been fired on negotiations ...More Justin RoshakLITTLETON—The Food Co Op celebrated its ninth anniversary last Saturday, affording an opportunity to reflect on the origins, development, and prospects for the institution, which overlooks Littleton ...MoreJustin RoshakLITTLETON—A Tuesday mid-day escape by a juvenile in downtown Littleton sparked a large-scale search and school security bump for several hours. ...More |
  Thomas BeelerCENTER HARBOR — Last Thursday, the M/S Mount Washington held its first shakedown cruise in several years, taking an hour cruise out of The Weirs to The Broads and back, returning just in time to ...MoreErin PlummerMEREDITH — The Greater Meredith Program's Archie statue project is close to being finished, and plans are in place for the town to accept the statue at a future meeting....More  Erin PlummerMEREDITH — Children from preschool through high school were honored for their acts of kindness and community service during the first ever Spirit of Hope and Kindness Awards....More |
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  Donna RhodesPLYMOUTH — Fourth grade students from all across New Hampshire were invited to take part in the 26th Annual New Hampshire Drinking Water Festival and Fourth Grade State Water Science Fair, which ...MorePLYMOUTH — Eighty-three of New Hampshire Electric Cooperative’s (NHEC) 200 employees remain on strike. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local Union #1837 went on ...More  Donna RhodesPLYMOUTH — Jamie Hannon’s suggestion to hold a boat regatta on the Baker River turned out to be a fun and environmentally friendly fundraising idea for Mountain Village Charter School last ...More |
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  Donna RhodesBELMONT — The 2017-18 school year has certainly been one to remember at Belmont Middle School. The celebrations began in September when BMS was one of only four schools in New Hampshire to be awarded ...More Donna RhodesTILTON — More than 50 people came out last Saturday morning for the fourth annual Walk for Addition, sponsored by the Tilton Police Department in conjunction with organizers Carolee Longley and ...More Donna RhodesNORTHFIELD — Boys and girls at Southwick School were thrilled last week to learn that Karen Dow, their reading specialist, was named the Winnisquam Regional School District’s Teacher of the ...More |
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