Nicole Colson

Nicole Colson is the editor-in-chief of MyKeeneNow. She can be reached at 603-352-9230, X-322.

Nilly the cat, up for adoption at MHS
Pets
1 month ago
Pet of the Week: Nilly, the Quiet Dreamer

SWANZEY, N.H. (MyKeeneNow)  Nilly, a 2-year-old female “spirit cat,” is a reserved beauty with […]

Tajin the cat up for adoption at MHS
Pets
1 month ago
Pet of the Week: Tajin, the Gentle Spirit

Tajin, a 2-year-old orange tabby, is a shy but handsome boy with a quiet soul—an independent companion who finds comfort in calm surroundings and gentle hearts.

Monadnock United Way fundraising campaign 2025
news
1 month ago
Tri-State Restoration Launches Donation Drive to Support Families at David’s House

Tri-State Restoration is collecting household supplies and cash donations for David’s House, which supports families with hospitalized children.

Lifestyle
1 month ago
Keene Community Power to Offer More Renewable Energy Under New Two-Year Contract

Keene’s updated Community Power plan will boost renewable energy to 50% in its standard option with modest rate increases starting in December.

Politics
1 month ago
Incumbents Hold Ground as Keene Voters Return Mayor Kahn and Add New Council Voices

Keene voters reelected Mayor Jay Kahn and several incumbents, welcomed new councilors, and rejected ballot questions on keno and social districts.

NH State Police Lieutenant Sean Eaton
Crime & Safety
1 month ago
Route 9 Safety Meeting Draws Urgent Calls for Action Amid Spike in Crashes

Officials and residents renewed calls for safety fixes on Route 9, citing distracted driving and dangerous intersections as key concerns.

Glass of water
news
1 month ago
Keene Residents Report Chlorine Smell in Tap Water, Officials Say Supply Remains Safe

A temporary chlorine odor affected Keene’s east side Tuesday, but city officials confirm the water remains safe to drink.

Carbon monoxide detector
news
1 month ago
State Officials Urge Carbon Monoxide Safety As Temperatures Drop

With heating season underway, fire officials remind residents that working CO alarms save lives during National Carbon Monoxide Awareness Month.

Volunteers at food pantry
news
1 month ago
Mobile Food Pantries Rolling Out Across New Hampshire As SNAP Shutdown Impacts Families

Mobile food pantries open statewide Nov. 5 to help New Hampshire residents affected by the federal shutdown and delayed SNAP benefits.

Honda Civic involved in accident in Swanzey Saturday
news
2 months ago
Investigation Continues Into Route 10 Crash That Left Two Seriously Injured

Two people were airlifted to Dartmouth Hitchcock after a three-vehicle crash Saturday afternoon on Route 10 in Swanzey, police said.

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