Featured Stories
TAMWORTH — U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.) took part in a tour Thursday morning of Tamworth Village Commons, a care-supported 55+ senior livi…
FRYEBURG, Maine — Fryeburg Academy will welcome alumni, families and friends back to campus this weekend for Homecoming festivities and the in…
CONWAY — The Conway Zoning Board of Adjustment on Wednesday rejected a proposal for a 130-foot cell tower off West Side Road in North Conway. …
Columbus Day opened a window of opportunity. I wanted to complete an adventure ride I’ve been planning for two years. The weather was perfect …
CONWAY — BOO!
2026 Candidate Interviews
This special section is a collection of articles and videos of this years political candidates.
- Caleb Ness Republican Candidate Maine State Representative District 82
- District 2 NH State Representative Candidates Erlon Jones (R) and Adam Heard (D)
- NH State Representative Candidate Dallas Emery (R)
- Morgan Bultman Democratic Candidate NH State Representative
- Carroll County Commissioner Candidates Gene Chandler (R) and Wharton Sinkler (D)
- Mark McConkey (R) and Bobbi Boudman (D) Candidates for NH State Senate
- Karen Umberger Republican Candidate Conway State Representative
- NH State Representative District 2 Candidates Jennifer LePla (R) and Anita Burroughs (D)
- Joe Kenney New Hampshire Executive Council Representatve District 1
- NH State Rep District 3 Candidates Todd Milliken (D) and Richard Brown (R)
- NH State Rep District 3 Candidates Bryan Randolph (D) and Karel Crawford (R)
- Senatorial Debate: Chris Pappas (D) and John Sununu (R ) from Valley Vision
- Karen Burnett-Kurie Democratic Candidate for NH State Representative
- Chris Lewey Democratic Candidate for Maine State Rep.
- Luz Bay, Democratic Candidate for Executive Council
- Domenic Richardi Candidate for Sheriff
Latest News
News
CONWAY — BOO!
Video Interviews
Short Videos & Slideshows
Community
By Kristen Santuccio
Opinion
BONDURANT, Iowa — You know you're in Iowa when your car is passed on Interstate 80 by a 12-wheeler truck with the message "Pork Blood Only — Inedible, Not Intended for Human Food." You know it's campaign season when the radio is clogged with political ads deriding an opponent as "too liberal…
Town Columns
By Ann Borges
Health
CONWAY — Elder abuse is one of the most urgent — and most overlooked — public safety issues facing communities today.
Obituaries
A memorial service for Shane Michael Hill will be held at the First Baptist Church in North Conway, N.H., at 2655 White Mountain Highway, on Saturday, Nov. 7, at 11 a.m.
Sports
FRYEBURG, Maine — Fryeburg Academy will welcome alumni, families and friends back to campus this weekend for Homecoming festivities and the induction of 10 individuals, supporters and teams into its Hall of Excellence.
National Sports
Business
ALBANY — At the Mount Washington Valley Housing Coalition’s annual state of housing breakfast, held Oct. 16 at Tin Mountain Conservation Center, developers said the high cost of construction is only part of the challenge facing developers trying to build affordable housing here.
Real Estate
When preparing your home for sale, there are many tasks that can help increase the success of your real estate sale. And why wouldn’t you want to ensure one of the biggest decisions you make runs smoothly and in a way that maximizes your return on investment? One of the tasks we don’t always…
Tele-Talk
The message from the Mount Washington Valley Housing Coalition’s annual state of housing meeting was that many factors — from high construction costs and lack of water and sewer to difficulty obtaining financing — continue to dog efforts to build affordable housing in the Mount Washington Va…
Valley Voice
CONWAY — The countdown to Halloween is upon us, as this week’s cover story tells us, but the real scary season is the upcoming election on Nov. 3.
Weekenders
CONWAY — A classic film adaptation of Stephen King’s horror novel, “The Shining” will be shown on the big screen at the Majestic Theatre in Conway Village on Friday at 7 p.m.
National Entertainment
History
Baman Stone came to Fryeburg, Maine, in 1873 to be minister of Fryeburg’s Congregational Church, but just four years later, he was “uninstalled” — or fired, in common parlance. Too liberal, would be my guess, especially since he went straight from that posting to found a congregation of Swed…
