News

Meet Slate, a curious 1-year-old mouse at Monadnock Humane Society seeking a solo home filled with fun, enrichment, and gentle companionship.

Sullivan Zoning Board to hold key public hearing April 15 on G2 Holdings’ proposed gravel pit expansion threatening Nims Hill’s environment and viewshed.

A late-night fire heavily damaged a Brattleboro home on South Main Street; one resident escaped safely and the cause remains under investigation.

The Monadnock Region and southern Vermont are buzzing with performances, family-friendly activities, and cultural events this weekend. From jazz jams and piano trios to comedy shows and Tom Petty tributes, there’s something for everyone. Here’s a day-by-day breakdown of what’s happening.

The Greater Monadnock Collaborative announces a new President & CEO, marking a leadership transition and continued focus on regional growth and development.

Police confirmed that the bullet found at Boynton Middle School is a fake replica of a toy bullet. 

Officers were dispatched to the Riverside Hotel shortly after 11:30 p.m. on Wednesday for an ongoing domestic disturbance. 

The Town of Swanzey has named Lori Rautiola as its new Town Administrator following a competitive hiring process.

Keene City Council committee backs firefighter staffing boost, wellness and water grants, and insurance renewal in April 10, 2025, meeting.

Former Winchester police lieutenant sues town, alleging retaliation, unpaid overtime, wrongful termination, and violations of civil rights.