 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 — A forum outlining the problems within the state's system of funding education and how it affects property-poor communities like Berlin was held at the Berlin Middle School auditorium last ...MoreNancy West, InDepthNH.orgPINKHAM NOTCH — Howie Wemyss doesn’t live in Gorham, but was upset that no one seemed to be concerned about the neighbors who are suing the town and state hoping to move a trailhead that brings ...More  Jody HouleBERLIN — The annual WingZilla is taking place at the Service Credit Union Heritage park on Saturday, Sept. 8....More |
 Melissa SeamansOSSIPEE — The Carroll County Delegation is holding a public hearing Sept. 17, and will decide whether to add $382,000 to the 2018 county budget....More BROOKFIELD — At its Aug. 28 meeting, the Brookfield Board of Selectmen Treasurer Marilou MacLean informed the board that she had submitted form MS-434, Revised Estimated Revenues in advance of the ...More Melissa SeamansOSSIPEE — Dismissed by two county commissioners as nothing more than "grandstanding" and an attempt to gain votes, Carroll County Delegation Chairman Mark McConkey (R-Freedom) nevertheless voiced ...More |
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  Tara GilesLANCASTER — The New Hampshire Governor and Executive Council meeting took place on Sept. 5 at Weeks State Park in Lancaster. ...More Tara GilesWHITEFIELD — Scarlett Lewis of Newtown, Conn. spoke at White Mountains Regional High School on Sept. 6 to discuss the Jesse Lewis Choose Love Movement. Lewis lost her son Jesse, a first grader, ...More Jody HouleDIXVILLE NOTCH — Les Otten, owner of The Balsams Resort in Dixville Notch, recently withdrew his request for the state to approve a $28 million loan from Service Credit Union to help cover the cost ...More |
  Erin PlummerFamilies had the opportunity to meet first responders in a fun, friendly environment during the annual Belknap County Public Safety Day....MoreVoters will be asked to approve another $400,000 for the recycling center facility, which is still expected to be everything town officials wanted from the facility for much less than originally proposed. ...More  Erin PlummerCrafters from across New England sold their many different creations for holiday weekend visitors at the annual Labor Day Weekend Craft Fair....More |
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| | | | Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — The Governor Wentworth Regional School Board's Chairman and Finance Committee leader, Jack Widmer, received a positive response to his invitation on behalf of the committee to the Boards ...More  Elissa PaquetteWOLFEBORO — The public took center stage on Aug. 22 in the Great Hall during Global Awareness Local Action's (G.A.L.A.) visioning session for development of a Community Makerspace in Wolfeboro....More Joshua SpauldingWOLFEBORO — The whole idea of auditioning for a musical can be a scary thought, even as an adult....More |
  Donna RhodesDANBURY — Last Saturday, people filled North Street in Danbury for the annual Grange Fair, a more than 100-year tradition in the town where live music, games, agriculture displays, craft vendors ...More Donna RhodesBRISTOL — When a four-alarm fire broke out on Beech Street in Bristol last week, it didn’t take long for members of the community to rally and lend their support for those who were left homeless ...More Donna RhodesBRISTOL — Several residents in Bristol were forced to flee their homes early Monday morning when fire broke out in a building at 50 Beech St. The fire, believed, initially at least, to have started ...More |
 Justin RoshakLITTLETON—A new push for adult education and diploma-completion begins classes this week at the new "Above the Notch" program. ...More Tara GilesREGION — No one tells a better story than Craig Pursley of Bath. One day, while visiting his art gallery some years ago, Pursley told this writer that he was three handshakes away from President ...More Justin RoshakLITTLETON—The Opera House continues to expand its events listings, and sustain key partnerships with local arts groups, nonprofits, and businesses. ...More |
  Erin PlummerSANDWICH — A summer of fun, learning, and friendships is over for the kids at Camp Hale, though there will be more fun for campers going into the fall. ...More Erin PlummerMOULTONBOROUGH — Members of the community dedicated the new garden on the grounds of the Moultonborough Public Library named in honor of two women who put in a lot of love and effort into the library....More Erin PlummerMEREDITH — Runners and walkers of all ages took on the roads to raise money for the Meredith Public Library during the seventh annual Book It! 5K....More |
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 Donna RhodesPLYMOUTH — While people in central New Hampshire are accustomed to seeing plenty of motorcycles out on the roads, last week, there were some that most likely turned a few heads when a group of vintage ...More Ashland selectmen review 150th anniversary celebration...More  Donna RhodesBRISTOL — Several residents in Bristol were forced to flee their homes early Monday morning when fire broke out in a building at 50 Beech St. The fire, believed, initially at least, to have started ...More |
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  Donna RhodesTILTON — Joyce Fulweiler began her time as the Town Administrator for the Town of Tilton in August of 2007, and as she heads toward a well-deserved retirement on Oct. 31 this year, friends and colleagues ...MoreDonna RhodesBELMONT — Police in Belmont are now echoing a warning that the Laconia Police Department had recently issued concerning the latest phone scam that claims to come from the IRS....More  Donna RhodesSANBORNTON — The Laconia Indian Heritage Association held its annual Labor Day Powwow in Sanbornton last weekend, and among the hundreds of participants and guests was none other than Sanbornton ...More |
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