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The swimming advisory at Surry Mountain Lake Beach will remain in effect through this week as the Army Corps delays additional testing because of forecasted heavy rain.
Keene Parks and Recreation Director Carrah Fiske Hennessey outlined major park improvements, environmental initiatives and upcoming programs during Friday’s WKBK interview.
The Give Peace a Tri Sprint Triathlon in Surry will become a duathlon Saturday after elevated bacteria levels forced organizers to cancel the swim portion.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is advising people not to swim at Surry Mountain Lake Beach after water tests found bacteria above state standards.
The Keene Parks and Recreation Department is hosting countless events this summer, and both city pools open June 19.
New Hampshire wildlife officials are urging residents to leave fawns and other young animals alone this spring, saying mothers are often nearby even when newborns appear abandoned.
Monadnock Appliance shares expert grilling tips for safe summer cooking, from proper startup procedures and temperature control to flavor-enhancing techniques and long-term grill maintenance.
Sections of North Lincoln Street and Jordan Road in Keene will close to vehicular traffic overnight May 6–7 to protect migrating frogs and salamanders during a potential “Big Night.”
A state forest specialist says Keene must remove red pines starting this week due to an invasive pest with no viable treatment options.
A historically dry start to 2026 has left much of New Hampshire in drought, increasing wildfire risk as officials urge residents to take precautions.