Elizabeth CantrallBARNSTEAD — The Barnstead Board of Selectmen began its July 22 meeting with a highway department meeting, discussing matters at length with Road Agent Jim Doucette. Doucette informed the board the ...More Taylor CantrallBARNSTEAD — The Barnstead Elementary School Board met in the Barnstead Elementary School on July 22. The board began its agenda by reviewing recent nominations and positions to be filled. ...More  Joshua SpauldingNEW DURHAM — It was maybe Barry Conservation Camp in the late 1980s. Or maybe it was at Boy Scout camp in the early 1990s. However, no matter how you slice it, the last time I had fired a firearm ...More |
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 Debra ThornbladGORHAM — The Gorham ArtWalk was so successful last year that it has been expanded this year, just its second year, from exclusively on Exchange Street to include Main Street, all the way down to ...More Edith TuckerBERLIN — WREN, the nonprofit Women’s Rural Entrepreneurial Network, signed a purchase and sale agreement to buy the vacant building at 117 Main Street from its owner Paul Charest, who ran ...More  Jody HouleBERLIN — A crew of local aspiring actors, actresses, directors, producers, and musicians have teamed up over the past few years and created a chain of film productions including a progressing web ...More |
  Joshua SpauldingWOLFEBORO — The Carroll County Men’s League Baseball regular season standings came down to the final day of the season. The Red Sox and Mets stood at the top of the standings and as the schedule ...More Thomas BeelerPARSONSFIELD, Maine — Province Lake Association members were presented with the final Watershed Management Plan for the lake at their annual meeting, held last Saturday morning, July 19, at the ...MoreMulkern, LarissaOSSIPEE — The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office has a new K-9 in training. High Sheriff Dominic Richardi updated County Commissioners at their July 16 meeting that a 23-month old Belgian Malinois ...More |
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  Edith TuckerLANCASTER — The Lancaster Hardware and Home Center, owned by the Discenzo family, has moved swiftly to fill a niche opened up by the recent shuttering of the Kilkenny Building Center on Middle Street....MoreEdith TuckerJEFFERSON — The selectmen are exploring all costs and also obtaining permits so that once everything is in place they can move forward to replace the one-lane Ingerson Road Bridge over Priscilla ...More Edith TuckerSHELBURNE — Former Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown, who is seeking the Republican nomination on Primary Day, Sept. 9, so he can go head-to-head against incumbent Senator Jeanne Shaheen, a Democrat, ...More |
  Jeff LajoieGILFORD — For the second year in a row, and fourth time in five years, the Division III state championship resided with the Gilford High School boys' tennis team this spring. The Golden Eagles, ...More GOFFSTOWN — The top local golfers found themselves right in the thick of things last week, competing in the 111th annual New Hampshire State Amateur Tournament at Stonebridge Country Club. The week-long ...More Jeff LajoieGILFORD — From Gilford to Spain, for love of the game. Gilford High School softball players Lisa Osborne and Sarah Lachapelle left earlier this week to embark on a week-long trip to Spain, playing ...More |
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  Joshua SpauldingWOLFEBORO — For the second year in a row, the Chunky Dunk Duathlon and the Moona Loona Paddleboard Classic joined forces for a full morning of activity at Albee Beach on Saturday, July 26. The race, ...MoreElissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — The Wolfeboro Police Commission grappled with how to best dispose of firearms in custody at the police department during its monthly meeting on July 17. ...More  Thomas BeelerWOLFEBORO — Wolfeboro’s town offices in Brewster Memorial Hall will be closed next week, from July 28 through Aug. 1, as part of the planned move to temporary quarters at Huggins Hospital....More |
| | | |  Darin WippermanBATH— The town’s lock on one of three Grafton County commissioner seats appears guaranteed for another election. The late Ray Burton occupied the office for nearly two decades. After Burton ...MoreDarin WippermanBETHLEHEM— Ten elected officials in Bethlehem sat at the same table on Monday night for a joint meeting of the selectmen and planning board. The issue of requiring site plan review for the Dalton ...More BETHLEHEM — Laura Knoy will be on stage at the Colonial Theatre with four local panelists at 6:30 tomorrow evening, July 10, giving North Country residents a chance to see The Exchange on the Road. ...More |
  Jeff LajoieMEREDITH — The future is bright for the Inter-Lakes High School girls' track and field team. Behind a solid mix of veterans who will return next season and freshmen who burst onto the scene this ...More Jeff LajoieMEREDITH — Behind a strong performance from Garrett Kearney on the mound, the Meredith Griggs-Wyatt Post 33 Junior Legion baseball team got back on the winning track on July 17 at Prescott Park. ...More Jeff LajoieALTON — On the road in need of a big win, the Meredith Griggs-Wyatt Post 33 Junior Legion baseball team very much looked in control and destined for one on July 10. But host Alton Post 72 stole ...More |
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 PLYMOUTH — The Plymouth football and field hockey camps will get under way in two weeks....More  Joshua SpauldingPLYMOUTH — After an 8-5 loss to Farmington on the first day of the Babe Ruth 14U district tournament, the Plymouth boys were in need of a win against North Country on Saturday, July 12, at Littleton’s ...More Joshua SpauldingHOLDERNESS — Bill Aronson has spent time all over the country. And every place he goes, he’s brought his love of tennis and done his best to spread that love to as many people as possible. ...More |
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  Jeff LajoieTILTON — On the strength of a dominating performance from sophomore Jaila Remillard, the Winnisquam Regional High School girls' track and field team excelled at the NHIAA Division III state championship ...More Jeff LajoieBELMONT — It was a season to remember for the Belmont High School boys' track and field team. Behind the veteran leadership provided by a strong contingent of upperclassmen, the Red Raiders tied ...More Jeff LajoieLANCASTER — Until the very last out, the Belmont 12U All-Stars battled. But with Claremont on its heels and the tying run just 60 feet away, the summer run finally came to a close for the red and ...More |
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