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By Karen Cummings, Special to The Conway Daily Sun
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Maverick Scott St. Pierre was born Aug. 6, 2026, at MaineHealth Memorial Hospital in North Conway, N.H.
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Health
CONWAY — Visiting Nurse Home Care and Hospice of Carroll County and Western Maine has appointed Charley Federico as operations manager, a newly created position that will support the organization’s administrative and operational functions while enhancing care coordination for patients throug…
Obituaries
Patricia “PJ” (Reardon) Jones, of Tamworth, N.H., passed away peacefully on Aug. 12, 2026, surrounded by the love of her family.
Sports
CONWAY — The 2026 fall sports preseason informational meeting for all high school athletes and their parents will be Monday, Aug. 10, at 5:30 p.m. in Kennett High School’s Loynd Auditorium.
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CONWAY — Always one of the highlights of any Mud Bowl Weekend, this year’s Tournament of Mud Parade is set for 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 12.
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CONWAY — Welcome to this lovingly maintained and furnished three-bedroom, two-bathroom home located in the desirable Birch Hill community. From the moment you step inside, the cathedral ceilings and bright, open-concept layout invite you to relax.
Tele-Talk
Arts Jubilee summer concerts ended Thursday with the Changes in Latitudes. Held at Cranmore Mountain Resort, the Jimmy Buffett tribute band drew the biggest crowd of the year. This year’s shows alternated between tribute bands — Queen Experience and Not Fade Away (Grateful Dead — which attra…
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CONWAY — The Arts Jubilee’s board of directors on Thursday night got a good answer to that always time-honored question these past 43 years: Just what do Arts Jubilee audiences want to see? (Also this week's Tele-Talk question: See page 9a in today's edition.)
Weekenders
JACKSON — After decades of laying down thunderous bass lines for Aerosmith, Joe Perry, Ted Nugent, and more, David Hull is back fronting David Hull and The Dirty Angels — the raw, no-holds-barred rock outfit he founded back in the ’70s.
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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…
