Joshua SpauldingALTON — The Prospect Mountain baseball team will be light on varsity experience, but coach Richard Fortier believes there is plenty of talent on the roster this season....More ALTON — The Alton Centennial Rotary Club’s Guest Speaker, via Zoom, at its weekly meeting, was Ron Scovill, who is the owner of Scovill Family Restaurant, 19 D Village Circle, Alton, providing ...More ALTON — A couple of weeks ago we were skiing, ice fishing, or snowmobiling. This week, we're breaking out the hiking gear! ...More |
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 Tara GilesBERLIN — This week, the EPA will begin the cleanup on the Lavoie property located at 640 Hillside Ave. in Berlin due to contaminated soil. ...More Tara GilesBERLIN — The Berlin High School baseball team welcomes head coach Dan Mackin. Mackin will be assisted by JV head coach Travis Houle. Both coaches are in their first year. ...More  BERLIN — Get ready for danger, excitement, thrills, and adventure, as the classic Jules Verne science fiction novel "Journey to the Center of the Earth" is presented as a live radio theatre performance ...More |
 Joshua SpauldingNORTH CONWAY — Last year was supposed to be Chris Kroski’s first year at the helm of the Kennett softball team, taking over for legendary Eagle coach Peter Ames....More OSSIPEE — On Sunday, April 11, Center Ossipee Fire was dispatched to 138 Dorrs Corner Rd. for a reported brush fire endangering structures, a camper and multiple cars. ...More TAMWORTH — Spring breeding time is exciting for birding — best of the year! The Tamworth Conservation Commission (TCC) offers Wednesday morning spring bird walks. ...More |
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 Tara GilesREGION — On April 9, the New Hampshire House passed a bi-partisan bill, that establishes a two mile buffer around all New Hampshire State Parks, in order to protect them from any landfill developments. ...More Tara GilesNORTHUMBERLAND — Last week, Gov. Chris Sununu issued an Emergency Order stating that all schools must be in person by April 19. ...More Tara GilesGROVETON — Eagles baseball welcomed a new coach this season. David Blanco was slated to take over last season, however COVID thwarted those plans. This year, Blanco is just as enthusiastic, if not ...More |
 Erin PlummerThe school district and the town have adopted the state’s recommended guidelines for travel, including not requiring quarantining after travelling out of New England....More Erin PlummerThe Gilford Parks and Recreation Department is getting ready for summer, looking for lifeguards and getting ready for a number of activities including Old Home Day....More  Erin PlummerAudiences will get another chance to see Gilford High School students cut loose onstage with the production of the popular musical "Footloose."...More |
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| | | |  WOLFEBORO — Boy Scout troop 165 Wolfeboro, Daniel Webster Council welcomed their newest Eagle Scouts at a Court of Honor held at Hobbs Tavern in Ossipee on Sunday, April 11. ...MoreElissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — Town Manager Jim Pineo, offering an update from the town's Covid Task Force to the Board of Selectmen on April 7, said it authorized outdoor dining for several businesses that asked ...More Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — Police Commissioner Steve Wood sought to set the record straight on the police budget deliberations this past season during the March 18 commissioners’ meeting. ...More |
 BRISTOL — Mid-State Health Center is saying farewell to a long time clinician Kelley Watkins as she begins a new position with HealthFirst Family Care Center to provide Medication-Assisted Treatment ...More Joshua SpauldingBRISTOL — With a new coach at the helm, the Newfound baseball team heads into a new season with some optimism and some veterans ready to lead the way....More BRISTOL — Are you looking to find a new home for books you no longer have a use for? There are now two options in Bristol that extend the life of paperback and hardcover books, DVDs, and CDs....More |
  Angel LarcomBETHLEHEM — A structure fire on Whitefield Road last Wednesday afternoon took out a vintage VW bus and an outdoor saloon owned by Jerry Jam founder Dan Webb. ...MoreAngel LarcomLINCOLN — New medical facilities may be coming to Lincoln. According to documents filed at the Lincoln Planning Department, Littleton Regional Hospital has chosen a lot on Railroad Street between ...More Angel LarcomFRANCONIA — A warrant article seeking $275,000 for a new welcome center in Franconia failed to gain voter approval at the town's annual meeting last week. ...More |
Erin PlummerMEREDITH — The town could receive more than $600,000 in funding from the American Rescue Plan with suggestions for use including a water extension by the Route 3 roundabout....More Erin PlummerMEREDITH — A road audit outlined some specific pedestrian and traffic safety issues on Main Street with some possible short-term solutions....More |
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 David RuellASHLAND — The Ashland selectmen were unable to meet as scheduled on Monday, April 5, because of Internet problems that plagued many in the area, so they met on Thursday, April 8, instead. ...More Joshua SpauldingPLYMOUTH — There isn’t a ton of varsity experience on the roster for the Plymouth baseball team as a new year begins, but the Bobcats are working hard, happy to be back on the field after ...More  Joshua SpauldingPLYMOUTH — The Plymouth girls’ tennis team moves down to Division III this year and will play a much different schedule in years past, due mostly to the COVID-19 pandemic, which has kept most ...More |
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  Joshua SpauldingTILTON — The Winnisquam track team is ready to get back in action after a year away and there are three new coaches leading the way....MoreSANBORNTON — The Sanbornton Board of Selectmen (BOS) and Building Construction Committee (BCC) will hold a bond hearing on Thursday, April 22 at 7 p.m. in person at Old Town Hall (19 Meetinghouse ...More Joshua SpauldingBELMONT — With the COVID-19 pandemic cancelling last season, coach Matt LeBlanc’s 10th year at the helm of the Belmont baseball team brings a lot of new faces to the field. ...More |
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