HAPPY POST-TURKEY DAY AND BLACK Friday greetings to you and your well-stuffed shopping bird.
CONWAY — A force of nature, for nature.
MID-NOVEMBER, AND the ski season is, unbelievably, well underway, with Bretton Woods having opened Wednesday, Wildcat on Friday and Cranmore today, with the latter opening one day ahead of last year’s record of Nov. 17. (Tubing at Cranmore will open Nov. 29, Thanksgiving Weekend.)
FRIDAY AFTERNOON’S SHORT SNOW SQUALLS fittingly enough came just a few hours before the start of the Eastern Slope Ski Club’s 49th annual Ski Sale at the North Conway Community Center, which continues today at the center from 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
AND SO NOVEMBER ARRIVES, ushering in the hunter orange bargain shopping season as we build up to the 19th annual Bring a Friend Shopping Weekend at Settlers Green, Nov. 8-11.
THE MOUNT WASHINGTON Valley this colorful autumn looks like a White Mountain School of Art painting, so as this week’s cover story illustrates, it’s only fitting that despite recent rain and wind that knocked down some leaves, the brilliance of this year’s foliage display is continuing, and…
IN 1492, THE OLD SAW GOES, Columbus sailed the ocean blue — or was it in 1493, Columbus sailed the deep blue sea?
HOW’S YOUR FAIR WEEK going?
THE FIRST WEEKEND OF FALL means it’s time for Maine’s Fall Blue Ribbon Classic, the “Fried-burg” Fair, packing in eight days of family entertainment, Sept. 29 through Oct. 6.
SEPTEMBER'S MONTH of community caring continues today with the Conway Area Humane Society’s annual Walk for the Animals in Whitaker Woods beginning at 10 a.m.
CONWAY — The 22nd annual Jen’s Friends Climb Against Cancer is always one of the most special days in the Mount Washington Valley. The climb, taking place today, is when hundreds of us gather at the base of Cranmore to do our annual pilgrimage to the summit in hopes of helping those battling…
IT’S POST-LABOR DAY, and we can all drive around town again, just in time for … Mud Bowl!
LABOR DAY WEEKEND, and everyone’s wondering: where did summer go?
ALTHOUGH I HAVE yet to physically get to the Emerald Isle, I felt like I took two side trips there this week without ever having had to leave the valley.
PERFECT WEATHER after another 50-cent day shone down under summer skies with blues guitar virtuoso Duke Robillard and his band headlining the second Arts Jubilee of the season Thursday night at Cranmore Mountain Resort
SO, FELLOW EARTHLINGS, WHERE were you 50 years ago today?
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