The trees in New Hampshire are changing color due to a combination of stress from the wet spring and late-summer drought, but the foliage should still be at its peak in mid-New Hampshire around ...

Learn how to prevent falls and fractures at Monadnock Community Hospital's free seminar on Sept. 25. Gain valuable strategies ...

Antique clock expert John Delaney will be featured at the Monadnock Center for History and Culture's 123rd Annual Meeting on ...

The New Ipswich Planning Board is discussing updates to its regulations for accessory dwelling units and a new regulation ...

The Peterborough Planning Board approved the construction of a new mixed-use building at 201 Union Street, which will house a ...

Braver Angels is hosting a Common Ground Workshop on September 20th to bring together conservatives and progressives to ...

The ConVal School Board has voted to return $3,318,451 to taxpayers across all nine ConVal towns for fiscal year 2026, resulting in a decrease in the local education portion of their December tax bill ...

Former Jaffrey police officer D. Jerry Marrotte, 93, was reunited with a replica of the police badge he wore for 20 years, which was delivered to him by current Jaffrey Police Chief Todd Muilenberg.

Federal changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program could cost New Hampshire an additional $14 million over the ...

The Jaffrey Planning Board has directed staff to draft policies to limit light pollution in its site plan and subdivision approvals, in order to be more in line with the Dark Sky movement.

Francestown held its 107th Labor Day celebration with a parade, awards, and a 5K race in memory of Tom Peters.

The Wilton Historical Society will host a program on the history of Wilton's Masonic Lodge on Sept. 13 at the Wilton Public-Gregg Free Library, presented by members of the Lodge and open to the public ...