Local
4 months ago
Swanzey breaks ground on long-awaited fire station

Swanzey has broken ground on its long-awaited $3.5 million fire station, a project years in the making and approved by voters in March.

Crime & Safety
4 months ago
Two Rindge residents charged in connection with fatal shooting

Three people face charges after a Hartford shooting left one man dead and a woman hospitalized with serious injuries.

Road work ahead
Local
4 months ago
Keene roadwork to bring temporary closures on Tuesday

Keene’s Pavement Preservation Project continues Aug. 26, bringing temporary road closures and detours on several city streets throughout the day.

Education
4 months ago
Back-to-school season brings new cellphone ban at Keene High

As the new school year begins, Keene High students are returning to class under stricter cellphone policies mandated by a statewide ban.

Local
4 months ago
Keene City Council approves Pride proclamation for upcoming festival

The Keene City Council voted to have the mayor issue a proclamation supporting the LGBTQIA+ community, set to be read at the upcoming Keene Pride Festival on Sept. 21.

Food
4 months ago
Kids get the scoop on voting in Keene’s ice cream election

Kids got a taste of democracy at Keene’s Community Night, casting fun ballots in a mock ice cream election.

Keene NH City Hall
Local
4 months ago
Keene’s 2025 municipal election filing opens with mayoral rematch

The filing period for Keene’s 2025 municipal election is underway, with Mayor Jay Kahn and challenger Bradford Hutchinson set for a rematch in the mayoral race.

Local
4 months ago
Keene Family YMCA to host 4th annual Veterans Expo next month

The Veterans Expo in Keene on Sept. 13 will feature free lunch, haircuts, raffle prizes, and resources from local organizations to support area veterans and their families.

Bear
Outdoor Living
4 months ago
Hunting seasons set to open across New Hampshire Sept. 1

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.

Crime & Safety
4 months ago
Fenton’s ‘Sherrill’s Law’ expands state ‘Move Over’ rule to protect all stopped vehicles

State Sen. Donovan Fenton championed New Hampshire’s new “Sherrill’s Law”, expanding the “Move Over” rule to protect any stopped vehicle with warning signals.

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