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Keene NH City Hall
news
12 months ago
Keene committee weighs fireworks display cap, LGBTQIA+ support, and Pride Festival growth among other Items on a packed agenda

Keene’s planning committee backed LGBTQIA+ inclusion, expanded Pride Festival plans, and new fireworks limits among several agenda items Wednesday.

Sports
12 months ago
Tee off the 2025 season with big savings: New golf club card deal from Monadnock Media Group launches Today

Tee off and save big with the 2025 Golf Club Card—5 rounds with cart at top New England courses, thanks to Berkley & Veller Greenwood Realtors.

Moose in wetland
Outdoor Living
12 months ago
N.H. Fish and Game to host public meeting in Keene Thursday on future of New Hampshire’s big game wildlife

Keene residents can help shape New Hampshire’s 10-year wildlife plan at a public meeting on April 10 at Keene High School.

Business
12 months ago
Savings Bank of Walpole welcomes Michelle Bianchi to mortgage lending team

Michelle Bianchi joins Savings Bank of Walpole as a mortgage lending officer, bringing 20-plus years of experience to serve homebuyers in the Monadnock Region.

Local Experts
12 months ago
Loop vs. twist carpeting—advantages to each style | Ask the Expert

Discover the benefits of loop and twist tufted carpet styles—durable, stylish, and ideal for high-traffic or cozy living spaces in any home.

news
12 months ago
Keene Public Works Director Don Lussier talks to Dan Mitchell about Main Street, summer projects on WKBK Radio

Keene Public Works Director Don Lussier outlines 2025 Main Street project and citywide infrastructure plans on WKBK’s “Good Morning with Dan Mitchell.”

Outdoor Living
12 months ago
Pickleball gains ground in Keene as City expands court access

Keene expands pickleball access with new and updated courts citywide as the fast-growing sport continues to gain national and local popularity.

Outdoor Living
12 months ago
With turkey season approaching in New Hampshire, hunters encouraged to strengthen landowner ties

As NH turkey season nears, hunters are urged to respect private land and build strong relationships with landowners for future access.

Politics
1 year ago
Sununu rules out 2026 Senate run, leaves GOP field wide open in New Hampshire

Former NH Gov. Chris Sununu says he won’t run for U.S. Senate in 2026, citing family and calling the seat “winnable” for Republicans without him.

news
1 year ago
Keene Mayor Jay Kahn talks fire department staffing, emergency prep and state budget concerns on WKBK’s Good Morning show

Keene Mayor Jay Kahn discusses fire staffing, emergency preparedness, and state budget concerns on WKBK’s Good Morning with Dan Mitchell.