Franklin Wastewater Treatment Facility Completes Energy Updates

The two-phase energy retrofit project will help lead to 27 percent reduction in electric use and lower energy costs at the facility.

Annual Hot Air Balloon Rally To Return To Pittsfield

The 40th annual event is set for Aug. 5-7.

Eastern Bank Foundation Honors The New Hampshire Community Loan Fund

The Community Advocacy Award awardee was honored "for its pioneering efforts to provide loans, capital, training and technical assistance."

UNH Extension Master Gardener Training In Holderness

The program begins in September.

AG: No Comment On Results Of New Search In Missing Maura Murray Case

Paula Tracy photo Law enforcement officials search an area along Route 112 near the Landaff/Easton border Wednesday looking for clues to ...

NH Congressional Delegation Delivers $1.2 M To WMCC

WMCC is partnering with Campus Compact for New Hampshire to help at-risk students afford community college classes.

Conservation Moose Plate Grant Funds Available

Grant application information and program requirements are available on the SCC website.

Laconia Elks Makes Donation To Support Dental Care For Veterans

The donation by the Laconia Lodge of Elks 876 will help provide veterans with much-needed care.

Joyful Musings: A Legacy Of Staying Informed

Heeter: Gertrude was not a grandmother who showed up to sports events or baked cookies. But we watched the Watergate trials together.

Joyful Musings: What To Do When The World Is Too Much To Us

Heeter: When the world is too much with me, I return to the basics: I hike in the woods, knit, and read autobiographies, too.

Plymouth State Names Campus Compact For New Hampshire Awardees

The awards recognize commitment to serving the campus and greater communities.

Stevens Mill In Franklin Receives $25.4M In Construction Financing

Funds will go toward the rehabilitation of the historic Stevens Mill building in downtown Franklin into a mix-use property.

Recordings Available From Governor’s Conference On Volunteerism

Session recordings are now available for anyone to view on the Volunteer NH website.

New Hampshire Magazine To Recognize Top Nurses In New Hampshire

Excellence in Nursing recipients to be highlighted in June issue of New Hampshire Magazine.

Coalition Asks Sununu To Veto 'Provisional Ballot' Legislation

If approved, a person who registers to vote on Election Day without a photo ID would be allowed to vote but would have to provide ID later.

Joyful Musings: A Graduation Speech We All Need To Hear

Writer Susan Dromey Heeter imagines being asked to give a commencement speech, on the fly.

Advocacy Encouraged Through Girl Scout Program

Girls Rock the Capitol internships helps girls learn how to change the world.

Blood Moon Total Lunar Eclipse 2022: When To See It In New Hampshire

Those closer to the coast will have an exclusive view of the Super Blood Moon eclipse that those further inland might not be able to catch.

Gas Prices Continue To Remain High In New Hampshire

Gas prices remain high in New Hampshire and across the country as crude oil prices stay above $100 a barrel.

Eta Aquariids Peak Over New Hampshire; Tau Herculids May Be Next

May is a good month to watch the skies over NH with a total lunar eclipse and a possible newcomer, the Tau Herculids meteor shower.

N.H. Preservation Alliance Announces 11 Achievement Awards

The Concord Coalition to End Homelessness receieved for rehabilitating 10 Green Street for apartments

Joyful Musings: Clearly, Clear Bins Are The Best

Heeter: Embracing the joys and pains of preparing for a move.

Joyful Musings: Here's To Spring And Our Wondrous Teachers

Heeter: While flowers do indeed bloom and warm air arrives, I am a teacher — and the last two years have been a lot.

White Mountain Community College Expands Vet Clinic Partnerships

VCA Standish Hospital and Maine Veterinary Medical Center are newest partners that will provide hands-on learning for students.

Strafford County Board Of Realtors Selects 2022 Charity Of Choice

Gather is excited to partner with Strafford Board of Realtors throughout the year.

NH Energy Week Events Announced

The event kicks off April 11.

CASA Cares Fundraising Gala Tickets Now On Sale

The nonprofit trains volunteers to advocate for children experiencing abuse and neglect.

Waypoint's First-In-The-State Emergency Youth Shelter Coming To Manchester

At Waypoint’s Sleep Out fundraiser, hundreds from across New Hampshire will sleep outside in chilling observance of those without a home.

Community Steps Up For March 25 Waypoint SleepOut

Approximately 15,000 youth are likely to experience some form of homelessness in New Hampshire this year.

The View From Rattlesnake Ridge: Our Moment

Writer Wayne King shares thoughts about the environment during a Waterville Valley walk.

Trooper Involved In Fatal Walpole Shooting Also Involved In Shooting Death Last Year

Trooper Noah Sanctuary has been involved in two officer-involved shootings in New Hampshire in 11 months.

Kennedy Institute opens reservations for Summer 2022 camp visits

Edward M. Kennedy Institute is now accepting reservations for Summer 2022 camp/school visits

Legion Of Christ NH School Dismissed From Sex Abuse Lawsuit

The Center Harbor school where boys were reportedly molested by the Roman Catholic religious order is no longer involved in the suit.

AG Resolves Allegations Against The Radiation Center Of Greater Nashua

website photo Radiation Center of Greater Nashua

New Hampshire Counselor Of The Year Named

Oyster River High School Counselor Heather Machanoff has been named New Hampshire Counselor of the Year.

Joyful Musings: Flying With Fish Tacos Stains

Heeter is on vacation ... but she still has thoughts to share, oh faithful musers.

Catholic Medical Center Agrees To Pay $3.8M For Kickback-Related False Claims

It was alleged the hospital violated the civil False Claims Act by providing free call coverage services to a cardiologist.

‘Divisive Concepts': Black Heritage Trail Of NH Speaks Out To Educators And Communities

Terry Farish photo People gathered at the Portsmouth Middle School Sunday for “Divisive Concepts: A Chilling Effect on Teaching History.”

Distant Dome: Open-Ended Funding May Pose Problem With School Voucher Law

In this column, Rayno says the Education Freedom Accounts proposal was not vetted properly and now, must fund 1,600 students.

Joyful Musings: Just Walking The Dog

Heeter says walking the dog can be a challenge in January and February. How about a suicide prevention challenge to get you out and about?