WOLFEBORO — A group of residents suing to stop the paving of Trask Mountain Road says the project ignores voters’ wishes, while town officials argue the lawsuit itself undermines the town’s democratic process.
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BARTLETT — Today is going to be a special day at Peter Limmer & Sons in Intervale They’ll be holding an open house to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the arrival of bootmaker Peter Limmer Sr. and family at Ellis Island in New York from Bavaria, Germany, on April 17, 1926.
WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas says a new bill he’s introducing in Congress is aimed at helping food pantries in places like Carroll County keep protein on the shelves as grocery prices continue to climb — a problem local providers say has been building for months.
By Steve Woodcock, special to The Conway Daily Sun
FRYEBURG, Maine — There’s a Valentine’s story on Main Street in Fryeburg. Roy and Duddie Andrews will be married 50 years next year. With only about 7 percent of American relationships achieving that length of marital togetherness, we’re celebrating their story on Valentine’s Day.
CONWAY — If a picture truly is worth a thousand words, the Sun’s 2025 Photo Contest generated 241,000 words. With five categories, there were 241 entries.
CONWAY — Don’t you just love the scary season?
CONWAY — Sweet aromas drifted through the air in North Conway on Tuesday as volunteers prepared pan after pan of blueberry crisp in the First Church of Christ, Congregational, kitchen for this year's 175th Fryeburg Fair, which opened Sept. 27 and runs daily through Oct. 5.
FRYEBURG, Maine — Local artist Andrea Dacko of Naples, Maine, was commissioned to create original artwork for Fryeburg Fair’s 2025 annual poster. This year, the fair celebrates their 175th year as Maine’s Blue Ribbon Classic.
By David Govatski, Special to The Conway Daily Sun
CONWAY — Sorry, kids, it’s back to school time. But, as you splash in the lake or go for a hike or mountain bike ride this last weekend of summer, don’t fret too much — there’s lots to look forward to this fall here in the White Mountains when you’re not hitting the books.
JACKSON — Three hours. That’s how long it took to move an important piece of 19th-century history 150 feet Tuesday morning in Jackson, inch by inch.
JACKSON — Officer William Eaton of the Jackson Police Department graduated April 25 with the 199th class of the New Hampshire Police Academy, completing the intensive 16-week residential program required for law enforcement certification in the state.
My 40 plus years of refurbishing, renovating and resurrecting houses has rendered me a seasoned employer of trade professionals. As such I will share with those homeowners more intrepid and considering embarking on a building project some of the DOs and DON'Ts I've garnered in the process.
By Debra Marnich, Special to The Conway Daily Sun
By Rachel Andrews Damon, Special to The Conway Daily Sun