 Elizabeth CantrallBARNSTEAD — New Jersey Governor and 2016 presidential hopeful Chris Christie met with members of BARC’G (Barnstead Alton Gilmanton Republican Committee) and the public at a meet and greet ...MoreMark FoynesNEW DURHAM — The relationship between the town’s fire chief and the selectmen took center stage at the board’s workshop last week. Fire Chief Peter Varney presented the board with a ...More  Joshua SpauldingBARRINGTON — The Suncook Valley 12U team got the state tournament off to a nice start on Friday, July 3, knocking off Great North Woods by a 5-1 score at the BYA fields in Barrington. Jeff Wagner ...More |
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  Edith TuckerGORHAM-BERLIN — Excitement was in the air on Saturday, July 4, when former New York Senator and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, a candidate for the Democratic Presidential Primary, spent three-plus-hours ...More Edith TuckerCOLEBROOK — Sen. Kelly Ayotte spent over an hour at the Indian Stream Health Center listening to a baker’s dozen of older veterans from both sides of the Connecticut River discuss their hopes ...More Tara GilesLANCASTER — Over the weekend, the Berlin/Gorham 10U softball Bobcats played two impressive games against the All Stars from Lancaster, however came up short. In game one the girls lost 27-17, but ...More |
  OSSIPEE — Harry C. Merrow was presented with the Citizen of the Year Award by Select Board Chairman Richard Morgan on Independence Day last Saturday, July 4. Merrow was also presented with letters ...More Carol HolyoakeOSSIPEE — In one short year, the Center Ossipee Fire Department has put together its first fire fighting Explorer program for local youth and scooped up an enviable collection of awards from regional ...MoreTJ PalmerOSSIPEE — The July 1st meeting of the county commissioners began and ended with positive news — the first being the successful car show at the nursing home and the last being a contract offered ...More |
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  Edith TuckerCOLEBROOK — Sen. Kelly Ayotte spent over an hour at the Indian Stream Health Center listening to a baker’s dozen of older veterans from both sides of the Connecticut River discuss their hopes ...MoreEdith TuckerSTEWARTSTOWN — Harry Brown, president of the North Country OHRV Coalition that came up with the brand "Ride the Wilds: 1,000 miles of interconnected ATV trails in Coös County," has only issued a ...More  Tara GilesBARRINGTON — On Friday, July 3, the Great North Woods 12-U All Stars headed to Barrington where they went head-to-head with teams from around the state in the state tournament. In the opening game ...More |
  Erin PlummerCrafters from across New England and even some parts of the East Coast displayed their creations during Fourth of July Weekend at the annual Gunstock Craft Fair....More Erin PlummerThe 26-year-old playground at Gilford Elementary School is now gone, next weekend the build will begin on Imagination Station 2.0. The project is now seeking volunteers to build, serve food, or help out ...More Jeff LajoieGILFORD — The ski racing world isn't an easy one to traverse. Two runs separate you from glory, but so many variables come into play. It's one of the toughest sports because the margin for error ...More |
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 Elissa PaquetteTUFTONBORO — Lunch will be offered by the school district’s summer meals program four times a week to participants in the Tuftonboro Recreation Commission’s swim lessons. Chairman Gina ...More Thomas BeelerWOLFEBORO — Parks and Recreation Director Ethan Hipple came to the July 1 Wolfeboro Board of Selectmen meeting accompanied by Friends of Abenaki Bill Swaffield and Sarah Silk to present proposed ...More  Thomas BeelerWOLFEBORO — An overcast sky did little to diminish the enjoyment of participants and spectators alike last Saturday morning during the annual Independence Day Parade organized by American Legion ...More |
| | | |  Donna RhodesREGION — The Summer of 2015 got off to an amazing, sunny start in the Newfound Region last week, with special events that could only be enhanced by the natural beauty of the area. ...More Donna RhodesBRISTOL — Lyn Collins created yet another great reason to visit downtown Bristol when she opened the doors of her new business, White Mountain SmileMakers, on July 2, offering unique handcrafted ...More Donna RhodesBRISTOL — Retiring after 30 years at Newfound Regional High School, Principal Michael O’Malley was bid a fond farewell at the close of the 2014-15 school year in June by students, faculty ...More |
  Darin WippermanN. WOODSTOCK—Each year from mid-June through early July, difficult memories three decades old become more intense for Jeff Ingalls. ...MoreDarin WippermanLITTLETON—A student leadership program has really started to take off in Littleton. Life of a Crusader is based on a model the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association first presented ...More  Corey McKeanLANCASTER — On the weekend of June 26, the Littleton 10U Cal Ripken All-Star team traveled to Lancaster to play in the district tournament where they would fall in back to back games to the Berlin/Gorham ...More |
  Erin PlummerCENTER HARBOR ⎯ Record numbers came out to both the annual foot race and the Fourth of July parade with a few new features and faces....More Erin PlummerSANDWICH ⎯ Advice to the Players is settling in its new home on Main Street with some new events and a lot of guests coming out to celebrate....More Jeff LajoieMOULTONBOROUGH — Trust is one of the most important parts of any relationship. In softball, a pitcher has to trust her catcher. A catcher has to trust her pitcher. For Maddy Greene and Jordan Hough, ...More |
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  Donna RhodesASHLAND — The 55th Annual Ashland Fourth of July Parade was once again a booming success when an estimated 2,000 people lined Main Street to watch as decorative floats, horses, marching groups and ...More Donna RhodesPLYMOUTH — Plymouth town employees, friends and residents gathered together last Thursday to bid a fond farewell to Deputy Town Clerk Joan Morabito, who retired after 27 years of serving Plymouth ...More Joshua SpauldingMEREDITH — The Durand-Haley Post 66 Junior Legion baseball team had to battle all day on Tuesday, June 30. At the beginning of the afternoon the battle was with the rain, which essentially petered ...More |
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  Donna RhodesBELMONT — Belmont resident Dan Lawton had his dreams come true with the publication of his first book, "Deception," the fictional tale of a gang of hit men who murder a small town sheriff, and his ...More Donna RhodesFRANKLIN — While in the midst of handling two earlier requests for emergency assistance last Tuesday, the Franklin Fire Department also received an additional call at 2:17 p.m. that day for a structure ...More Jeff LajoieMANCHESTER — The action proved fierce for the local Lakes Region athletes, as a horde of high schoolers (over 800 registered in total) competed in the first-ever Granite State Games June 23-28 on ...More |
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