Mark FoynesALTON — An 11-year-old has been taken into custody, allegedly as a result of a double homicide that occurred last Friday....More Joshua SpauldingREGION — There were plenty of races and issues that came up on the ballots across the local communities last week. One of the biggest issues on the ballot was in Barnstead, where voters had to choose ...More ALTON — During the last several months, research has been done by a town/school committee regarding Alton history in an effort to present new mascot names for Alton Central School. The committee ...More |
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 Tara GilesCONCORD — A June crash that took the lives of seven motorcyclists in Randolph has led to a thorough review of New Hampshire Department of Motor Vehicle records. ...More  Angel LarcomLANCASTER — Marianne Williamson, a self-help guru and author turned Democratic Presidential hopeful, recently made several stops in the North Country in her bid for the White House. ...MoreTara GilesBERLIN — Last Friday evening just before 6 p.m., rescue crews responded to Jericho State Park for a report of an ATV accident....More |
  Mellisa SeamansOSSIPEE — An early morning fire destroyed an Ossipee home Sept. 1. The cause of the fire at 383 Ossipee Mountain Road remains under investigation....MoreMellisa SeamansREGION — The Roman Catholic Diocese of Manchester has released a list of priests accused of sexually abusing children. The list of 73 men dates back to 1950, and many of those named had ties to ...More  Mellisa SeamansWAKEFIELD — Pine Knoll Auto Sales on Route 16 held its grand opening Aug. 10, with owner Melissa Fifield surrounded by celebrating family, friends and community members....More |
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  Angel LarcomLANCASTER — Marianne Williamson, a self-help guru and author turned Democratic Presidential hopeful, recently made several stops in the North Country in her bid for the White House....More Tara GilesLANCASTER — Last week, Erik Becker of Lancaster was awarded August's Granite Stater of the Month award by U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan, for his dedication to improving his community and for lending support ...MoreTara GilesCONCORD — On Aug. 5, Gov. Chris Sununu vetoed a bill that sought to support the six biomass plants in the state. ...More |
  Erin PlummerThe Gilford School District is welcoming seven new educators, who were in their new classrooms and working with students for the first day of school....More Erin PlummerMembers of the community had the opportunity to meet their local first responders and see their tools of the trade while enjoying a night of food and fun....MoreErin PlummerLast year, the ell section of the Benjamin Rowe House went from falling apart to a beautiful space thanks to the efforts of the Gilford Rotary and many other volunteers. ...More |
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| | | | Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — At the invitation of the Planning and Development Department, citizens showed up in the Great Hall the evening of Aug. 27 to hear and be heard on the topic of what the community will ...More Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — Wolfeboro Community Television, which operates in an office and studio at Kingswood Regional High School with funding from the town's franchise fees, has expanded its live streaming ...More Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — The public is encouraged to attend a public hearing on the Wolfeboro Master Plan on Tuesday, Aug. 27 at 7 p.m. in the Great Hall at Town Hall....More |
  Donna RhodesBRISTOL — When the 10th annual Run You Buns Off 4.2-Mile Run/Walk was ready to hit the road last Saturday morning, there was a technical glitch that prevented them from playing the Star Spangled ...MoreDonna RhodesBRISTOL — Volunteers come in all shapes and sizes. Not many, however, come as young as six-year-old Cayden Olszak of Bridgewater, who is now in his second year of lending a hand at the Bristol Community ...More Donna RhodesREGION — Summer is still in full swing, and that means there are plenty more fun events to enjoy in the area, including the Bridgewater and Groton Old Home Day celebrations, both scheduled for this ...More |
  Angel LarcomLITTLETON — On the morning of Aug. 28, staff and administration from White Mountain Mental Health and Amoonoosuc Community Health Services gathered to celebrate the launch of Crossroads, an integrated ...More Angel LarcomBETHLEHEM — Sue Greenlaw is no stranger to public education. After 30 years as a teacher and guidance counselor at the Bethlehem Elementary School, she has made the leap to administration. BES recently ...MoreAngel LarcomLITTLETON — On Aug. 6, teachers and staff members of the Littleton School District received notice that Dr. Steven Nilhas has decided to end his tenure as the Superintendent of SAU 84. ...More |
  Erin PlummerSANDWICH — In the summer of 1979, a group of friends came together to do regular hikes, 40 years later that group has over 100 members taking part in different hikes across the state and even the ...MoreErin PlummerMEREDITH — A walking tour through France, Batman trivia, and library card sign-up events are just a few of the special programs scheduled at the Meredith Public Library in September. ...More  Erin PlummerMOULTONBOROUGH — Two local women recently finished swimming around 247 miles of Lake Winnipesaukee over a two year period, raising money to help protect New Hampshire's loons and the lake they grew ...More |
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  Donna RhodesHOLDERNESS — On Mon., Aug. 26, boys and girls in Holderness headed back to school where they were greeted by not only their new teachers but also their new principal Joseph Sampson, who comes to ...MoreDonna RhodesASHLAND — Tragedy struck on Little Squam Lake in Ashland over Labor Day weekend, when a boating accident sent a young boy to the hospital with serious injuries....More  Donna RhodesTHORNTON — While National Night Out has long been celebrated across the country, bringing families together with law enforcement and public safety officials for not only fun but a show of strength ...More |
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  Donna RhodesSANBORNTON — Tradition is all-important among Native Americans and their descendants, and for the 49th year, the Laconia Indian Historical Association invited the public to join them for their traditional ...More Donna RhodesTILTON — The Town of Tilton is pleased to welcome their new Land Use Coordinator, Lee Ann Moynihan, who joined the staff at Tilton Town Hall on Aug. 13, bringing plenty of skills and experience ...More Donna RhodesBELMONT — "Celebrating Our Sesquicentennial" was the theme of the 2019 Belmont Old Home Day, and celebrate they did, from early morning until after dark, with a wide variety of activities and community ...More |
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