Opinion: The connection between corruption and affordability

Climate change could spell 'catastrophe' for blood supply, already under crisis as Red Cross urges donations. Preparedness is the path forward.

Returning to her post behind the reception desk, Courtney Robisom’s features softened into an apologetic smile. A man had just arrived at the function hall at Alan’s of Boscawen restaurant, accompanying a blood donor to their appointment. Robisom would have to turn him away. All 27 slots at the donation drive were filled as locals responded to the blood crisis declared by the American Red Cross, only the second in the organization’s history. “Sorry, no walk-ins today,” she said sympathetically. Customers congested the dining area during Tuesday’s lunchtime rush, but an organized calm reigned over the blood drive. Onion rings and […]

From the Farm: Two girls, four steers, one rule

Teens Molly Potter and Rose DeFreitas successfully trained and showcased their calves at the Belknap County 4-H Fair following their start at the Miles Smith Farm camp.

Vintage Views: Stone walls

New Hampshire's extensive network of stone walls originated from colonial farmers clearing glacial debris to establish property boundaries and agricultural fields.

Parker Potter: Here's looking at you

An author reflects on the evolution of television history, tracing the transition from communal appointment viewing and variety shows to the modern era of fragmented audiences and diverse distribution platforms.

Opinion: Practicing evidence-based medicine in the era of vibes-based medicine

A pediatric resident warns against the rise of "vibes-based medicine" and emphasizes the importance of grounding healthcare decisions in scientific evidence rather than emotion.