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CONWAY — OK. Admit it. This World Cup fever has taken hold of you, even if the U.S. is no longer in it and it has all come down to defending world champion Argentina taking on reigning European champions Spain in the finals in New Jersey on Sunday at 3 p.m. on FOX.

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CONWAY — I know exactly where I was 50 years ago today: joining Pluto, Goofy and Mickey Mouse in a spirited patriotic march down Main Street USA at Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif., on the nation’s bicentennial. The fireworks that night had to be the best I have ever seen.

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CONWAY — The countdown is on for the nation’s 250th, which we have all by now learned is called a semiquincentennial, derived from Latin and meaning “half of a 500th anniversary. But we’ve also heard it called “sestercentennial” (meaning “two and a half centuries”); or even “quarter-millenni…

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CONWAY — Last weekend was yet another magical one at the Majestic Theatre and Café, as on Saturday night, fans were treated to a spirited show by tophat-led Slambovian Circus of Dreams of New York and on Sunday at the Majestic Café, fans were treated to hearing gifted local pianist Heather P…

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JACKSON — Well, they always say it ain’t over till the fat lady sings — and whoever she is, she’ll no doubt be singing disco with Motor Booty Affair when they take to the stage at Black Mountain this evening for the final weekend of the long 2025-26 ski season, the longest in the independent…

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CONWAY — It’s been a cold and windy spring so far, but Mothe rNature is finally giving us some warmer temps for the weekend, which comes as good news for all of us here in the shadow of Mount Washington who have not been able to hop on a plane for warmer climes this slower season.

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PINKHAM NOTCH — Last Saturday marked yet another chapter in the book of historic races on Mount Washington, as race director Jake Risch and his team of volunteers pulled off a reformatted Tuckerman Inferno in challenging, “Eastern powder,” meaning boilerplate conditions.