 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 — After years of discussion to replace the former skatepark that was torn down in Community Field, it is finally coming to fruition and construction is set to begin next month....MoreJody HouleBERLIN — At a July 2 city council work session public meeting, the council approved appropriation of a grant that the Berlin Police Department applied for to help battle the opioid crisis within ...More Jody HouleBERLIN — Attorney John Tobin, who is working with the city on coming up with solutions for school funding, is suggesting a democratic approach instead of a legal approach in dealing with school ...More |
 Mellisa SeamansOSSIPEE — As temperatures have heated up this summer, so has the conversation about public access to the town’s many water bodies. ...More Mellisa SeamansOSSIPEE — The Ossipee selectmen want a Governor Wentworth Regional School District budget committee made up of representatives from each of the six towns in the district. They reached out to each ...More  Melissa SeamansOSSIPEE — Roy Eldridge has been named 2018 Ossipee Citizen of the Year in honor of his decades of service to his hometown and its veterans. He was presented the award following the Independence ...More |
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  Jody HouleBRETTON WOODS — This month marks the 74th Anniversary of the Bretton Woods Conference that took place at the Mt. Washington Hotel a year before the end of World War II in 1944. ...MoreTara GilesJEFFERSON — At a recent special meeting in Jefferson, residents voted on whether or not to accept the Jefferson Elementary School as town property. More than 80 people voted in favor, and less ...More Tara GilesLANCASTER — The town of Lancaster celebrated its 254th year of existence on July 5. In 254 years, the town, of course, has seen several changes, however there are some in town that long for the ...More |
 Erin PlummerThe town will examine traffic calming measures that can be taken on Scenic Drive to protect cyclists and pedestrians following resident concerns and a mass of illegal parking on the road on the Fourth ...More Erin PlummerThe Gilford School District will be making updates in safety and technology for the coming school year, according to an update to the board of selectmen....More  Erin PlummerCrowns and sashes were presented and thousands in scholarship money was awarded during the 94th annual Miss Winnipesaukee competition. ...More |
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| | | | Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — The Wolfeboro Board of Selectmen decided on July 11 to set a fine schedule to support an existing ordinance prohibiting jumping off the Whitten Neck Bridge. What might seem a harmless ...More Elissa PaquetteTUFTONBORO — A report of discolored water seeping from the base of the closed landfill in Tuftonboro and into a bordering freshwater wetland late last fall drew the attention of Conservation Commission ...More  Thomas BeelerWOLFEBORO — Despite being held on one of the hottest days so far this summer (up to 92 degrees by the time it ended), Wolfeboro’s Independence Day Parade stepped off promptly at 10 a.m. on ...More |
  Leigh SharpsBRISTOL — Not too hot, not too cold was the weather at Saturday's special Navy Seals ‘Swim with a Mission’ event. But the water was — cold, that is. ...MoreThomas P. CaldwellBRIDGEWATER — New Hampshire has some of the highest electric costs in the country, and Gov. Chris Sununu said any further increases would drive away businesses, but the hundreds of people employed ...More  Donna RhodesBRISTOL — The Fourth of July Parade in Bristol celebrated families this year, and not only did families line the parade route; many participated in the fun and excitement of the day that was filled ...More |
  Justin RoshakLITTLETON — Rain did not deter the second annual Music on the 'Noosuc, which for the second year running deftly relocated to the Littleton Opera House, where it drew in citizens from the early afternoon ...More Justin RoshakBETHLEHEM — A new local organization dedicated to pro-human, pro-environment comprehensive design kicked off its first project of the summer with a three day design blitz for Bethlehem's Rek'-lis ...More Justin RoshakFRANCONIA—For some years now, hikers and sightseers in the Notch have parked along the side of Interstate 93, from which they can easily access the trails, lakes, and sights of Franconia Notch. ...More |
 Erin PlummerMEREDITH — The year 1968 marked a big celebration for the town of Meredith. Over the course of the year, the pages of the Meredith News reported parades, balls, races, and so many more events celebrating ...More Erin PlummerMEREDITH — The town will apply for a federal grant on behalf of Lakes Region Community Developers, who plans to rehabilitate an affordable housing complex....More  Erin PlummerMEREDITH — On the Fourth of July, 50 years of history sealed in a cement pillar was revealed with the opening of the town's bicentennial time capsule from 1968....More |
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  Donna RhodesWARREN — Celebrating 255 years as the Town of Warren, residents and visitors came out in force last weekend to celebrate Old Home Day with this year’s theme of "Old Time Rock ‘N Roll" ...MoreASHLAND — The moment has arrived! Starting this weekend, Ashland’s Sesquicentennial Committee has a full slate of special events planned in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the town’s ...More  Donna RhodesPLYMOUTH — The Common Man Family of Restaurants is pleased to have welcomed their newest family member this spring, the Barn on the Pemi, which is situated behind The Italian Farmhouse on Route ...More |
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  Donna RhodesBELMONT — Boys and girls attending Belmont Library’s weekly story time got a special treat last week, when Sherry Gardner and Janine ("JP") Page of Downtown Gym in Laconia arrived to do some ...More Donna RhodesNORTHFIELD — For the fifth summer in a row, Hall Memorial Library delighted small children by hosting a Touch-A-Truck event last Friday afternoon, with the road in front of the library closed off ...More Donna RhodesSANBORNTON — "I am beautifully overwhelmed," said Tom Reneau last Saturday at a community-wide affair to benefit his 35-year-old wife Amanda, who is battling cancer....More |
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