CONWAY — Town officials believe they can offer a safe, fun and even a little ghoulish Halloween for children and families amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The Conway Parks and Recreation Department will host a drive-thru Halloween Party on Wednesday night.
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JACKSON — People’s Choice voting is going on through Oct. 31 for the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce’s Return of the Pumpkin People, with ballots contained in the map/brochure for the promotion and downloadable online at jacksonnh.com.
CONCORD — As the state nears 10,000 cases of COVID-19, Gov. Chris Sununu and top health officials discussed funding programs to help businesses, concerns for unemployment fraud, how the state might reopen ice rinks for hockey and the potential that President Donald Trump will be returning fo…
FRYEBURG, Maine — Fryeburg Academy let students out early Friday after one of them tested positive for COVID-19, the head of school announced Friday morning.
BARTLETT — The elderly woman who police say struck and killed bicyclist Richard Devellian, 83, of Jackson with her SUV on Route 16 just north of the Intervale Scenic Vista last spring has been indicted on a charge of negligent homicide.
FREEDOM — State officials Thursday hailed the construction of the new dam at Berry Bay on Ossipee Lake, which is designed to reduce the chance of catastrophic flooding and is nearly complete.
CONWAY — Incumbent U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas (D-Manchester) and Matt Mowers (R-Bedford) made their cases to voters in the Mount Washington Valley on why they are the right person hold the 1st Congressional District seat for the next two years when they took to the debate stage at Valley Vision …
Soaking rains and early snowfall have resulted in New Hampshire officials lifting the recent statewide ban on certain fires.
JACKSON — Two celebrations displaying the pulchritudinous power of pumpkins are currently happening through Oct. 31: the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce’s 36th Return of the Pumpkin People and the Fryeburg Business Association’s Pumpkin People, the latter being held for the first time this …
JACKSON — National Drug Take Back Day will be held this Saturday, Oct. 26 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Jackson Grammar School.
Four candidates are running for two seats in state House Carroll County District 3, which covers Albany, Freedom, Madison and Tamworth. They are incumbents Jerry Knirk (D-Freedom) and Susan Ticehurst (D-Tamworth), Mark McConkey (R-Freedom) and Nicole Nordlund (R-Madison). Below are their can…
CONWAY — The Conway Community Building, which previously served as the home to Conway Parks and Recreation Department, is being razed this week to make way for a community park in Center Conway.
CONWAY — Republicans from around Carroll County will be waving flags today outside the American Legion Post in the afternoon before going inside to answer constituent questions.
BARTLETT — Voting in the town of Bartlett for the Nov. 3 general election will take place at the Josiah Bartlett Elementary School, and there will be a separate polling place on campus for voters who choose not to wear a mask.
HART’S LOCATION — For the first time since 1992, first-in-the-nation midnight voting will not take place in this mountain hamlet come Nov. 3, due to coronavirus pandemic concerns.
OSSIPEE — About two dozen Ossipee residents Tuesday asked the planning board to prevent an Effingham gravel pit from using Duncan Lake Road for fears of dust, and traffic and one woman said truck rumbling would damage her house.
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