Keene’s Pavement Preservation Project continues Aug. 26, bringing temporary road closures and detours on several city streets throughout the day.
New Hampshire’s fall hunting seasons open Sept. 1 with black bear, gray squirrel, and Canada goose, followed by turkey and deer later this fall.
Green Mountain Power will begin burying power lines on Ames Hill Aug. 18, a months-long project expected to cause short traffic delays.
Cheshire Medical Center’s Katelyn Voudren has been named a New Hampshire Healthcare Hero for her dedication to patients and families.
New Hampshire spends the least on public higher education in the U.S., and new budget cuts could push tuition even higher, a new report says.
Keene’s Community Night on Aug. 19 will offer food, games, and a “Touch-a-Truck” showcase of city vehicles at the police and public works campus.
Seven people were injured Sunday in a three-vehicle crash on Route 9 near the Keene-Westmoreland line, including one airlifted to DHMC.
Brattleboro police cited a local man Friday in connection with March bomb threat and hostage hoax calls at the Putney Road McDonald’s.
The Smoking Trout in Marlborough will close Sunday after three years, citing rising costs that have made the popular restaurant unsustainable.
From live music and puppetry to hop harvest celebrations and bike rides, the Monadnock region is packed with weekend events for every interest.
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