Valley News
Football: Hartford comes up just short against Lyndon
The Hartford High football team fell to Lyndon 30-26 on Thursday night despite a late rally.
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11mStarting young: Upper Valley band programs make instruments accessible
Music educators in the Upper Valley are fostering community and long-term academic success by providing elementary and middle school students with accessible band programs.
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5mWeathersfield felon gets 10 years in federal prison after search found 13 guns
Marshall Gagne, a 35-year-old Weathersfield man, was sentenced to 10 years in prison and three years of supervised release for drug distribution and being a felon in possession of firearms.
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2mGeorges Mills Town Beach and Little Lake Sunapee receive shoreline upgrades
George's Mills Town Beach and Little Lake Sunapee underwent shoreline stabilization improvements over the summer using native plants and stone supports with a grant from NH LAKES to reduce erosion and protect water quality.
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5m‘A lot of uncertainty’: Upper Valley districts take first step toward possible merger
Representatives from Vermont school districts in Group 8 held their first official meeting to establish procedures for evaluating potential mergers ahead of the March 2028 town votes.
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6mArt Notes: Hanover grad Julia Coulter explores living with a heart defect in new film
Hanover native Julia Coulter's new film, "Road to L'Etape du Tour," which explores living with pulmonary atresia, is scheduled to screen at the New Hampshire Film Festival this week and at Hanover's Nugget Theaters on October 21.