 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 — In a recent press release from Gov. Chris Sununu, it was announced that there will be forums throughout New Hampshire to introduce the addiction services that have been set at nine hubs ...More Jody HouleBERLIN — A Berlin man was apprehended after a stand-off took place on Norway Street on Saturday afternoon. The man had a gun and shots were fired....More  Jody HouleBERLIN — The City Council praised two Hillside Elementary students recently for their efforts in fighting state education aid cuts....More |
 Melissa SeamansOSSIPEE — The first meeting of the new board of county commissioners got off to a rocky start, and ended with the county attorney requesting the commissioners’ blessing to launch an investigation ...More Thomas BeelerBROOKFIELD — Next March, Brookfield voters will be asked to change the minimum size for some lots in town from two to 10 acres. The properties affected are all located north of Stoneham Road....More Melissa SeamansOSSIPEE — Budget and organization were on the agenda for the new Carroll County Delegation Dec. 10. ...More |
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  Tara GilesTWIN MOUNTAIN — On Dec. 30, emergency crews were dispatched to 440 Route 3 North in Twin Mountain for a report of a structure fire. That location was once the home of the 128 year old Grandview ...MoreTara GilesNORTHUMBERLAND — During a recent school board meeting in Northumberland, board members unanimously voted to increase the pay for certified substitute teachers to $80 per day. The pay increase went ...More Tara GilesREGION — Those in opposition to the Northern Pass project, which seeks to run power lines from Canada into southern New England are up in arms once more over upcoming changes to the Site Evaluation ...More |
 Erin PlummerThe Budget Committee will hold public hearings on the town, school district, and Gunstock Acres Water District Budget's this Thursday, Jan. 10. ...More Erin PlummerNerf games, a night out for parents, and a big Valentine's gala for families are some of the events going on at the Gilford Youth Center for the first few months of the new year....More  Erin PlummerFor the 10th year, teams returned to Patrick's Pub and Eatery another 24 hours of bar sitting, music, fun, friends, and helping out the kids of the Lakes Region....More |
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| | | |  Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — The passage of 2018 did not go unnoticed in Wolfeboro thanks to the efforts of the Economic Development Committee's Special Events Committee. ...MoreElissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — A hearing was held during the Board of Selectmen's (BOS) Jan. 2 meeting to discuss a proposed warrant article to raise and appropriate $3,655,000 from the Electrical Enterprise Fund ...More Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — The Board of Selectmen delved into its draft list of warrant articles on Wednesday evening, Dec. 5, working through requests focused on preparing for infrastructure projects or equipment ...More |
  Thomas P. CaldwellBRISTOL — The town of Bristol kicked off its Bicentennial year with a proclamation from the selectmen and town administrator on Jan. 3....More Donna RhodesALEXANDRIA — Members of the Town Hall Preservation Committee in Alexandria were pleased to rededicate the historic building last Sunday afternoon, as they also looked back on its original dedication ...More Donna RhodesBRISTOL — A 64-year old family tradition continued in fine stead this year as hundreds of children made their way to Tapply-Thompson Community Center last weekend for a visit to Santa’s Village....More |
  Justin RoshakLITTLETON—Former educator and coach Pierre Lafitte was honored at Littleton High School last Wednesday. Lafitte passed away in 2016, and his portrait will not hang in Crusader Alley, besides the ...MoreJustin RoshakLITTLETON—The "Olde English Pub" at Thayers Inn closed on Dec. 30, with management citing financial difficulties. General Manager Gary Plourde attributed the closure to an increase in property ...More  Justin RoshakREGION—The Courier is proud to partner with the Littleton Area Chamber of Commerce to spotlight their monthly featured member program....More |
 Erin PlummerMEREDITH — The selectmen will vote at an upcoming meeting to decide whether the library can stay with its current chosen architect and not go through a competitive bidding process, as required by ...More Erin PlummerMEREDITH — The selectmen will be going forward to public hearing with the proposed budget of around $15,658,806 with some help from fund balance to manage the tax rate....More Erin PlummerMEREDITH — New Hampshire Lottery Commission Deputy Director Lynda Plante visited the Meredith Board of selectmen during their Dec. 3 workshop to answer any questions and address any concerns about ...More |
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  Donna RhodesCAMPTON — Author Kris Owen, better known locally as Christine Litton, recently held a book signing party at the Sunset Grill in Campton where she introduced her first novel, "Telling Sky," and parts ...MoreDavid RuellASHLAND — At their Jan. 7 meeting, the Ashland selectmen held a public hearing on the bond for the Thompson Street highway and utility project, discussed an upcoming public hearing on a bond for ...More  Donna RhodesPLYMOUTH — For many, it’s been a long and winding road to bring Market Basket to Plymouth, but last Thursday night, the town’s Planning Board gave the company the green light to build ...More |
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  Donna RhodesSANBORNTON — On Wednesday, Jan 2, word spread quickly of the passing of Bill Tobin, and comments and condolences about the man who did so much for not just his community, but his state and country, ...More Donna RhodesFRANKLIN — It was windy and cold on New Year’s Day, but weather never deters the kayakers who arrive in Franklin each year to paddle the rapids of the Winnipesaukee River during the annual ...More Donna RhodesBELMONT — The Belmont Heritage Commission recently announced the recipients of their annual Community Heritage Awards before the town’s selectmen, with this year’s honors going to lifelong ...More |
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