New summer program helps Wilton students transition to middle school sports

Skimmers, scammers and crypto ATM rackets: Ways to avoid rising fraud in New Hampshire

In February, Concord Police arrested a Romanian man in the Hannaford parking lot. Inside his car, they found hundreds of cloned debit cards, piles of cash and little machines used to skim access data from card machine readers. Teofil Bortos, who faced felony charges for forgery and identity fraud, had on multiple occasions gone into […]

Swing Jazz Jam featuring Paul Klemperer Band set for August 9

The Paul Klemperer Band will perform a Swing Jazz Jam and Show on Sunday, Aug. 9, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Dublin Community Center. The concert will feature favorites from the 1920s through the 1940s, highlighting swing and traditional jazz songs that intersect with bluegrass, country, and blues styles. Admission is by donation, […]

First 100 registrants get free honey in Hancock 5K race

The 46th annual Run for the Honey 5K and a free Kids' Fun Run are scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 15, as part of Hancock's Old Home Day celebrations.

AT THE MOVIES: Nolan adapts The Odyssey as a study of guilt and modern mythmaking

Christopher Nolan's cinematic retelling of "The Odyssey" focuses on the internal struggles of a guilt-ridden protagonist while receiving praise for its visual style and cast despite criticism regarding its departure from the original text.

Monadnock Lyceum speakers address youth mental health and future stability

Three ConVal graduates discussed the impacts of social media, economic uncertainty, and mental health during a presentation at the August 1 Monadnock Lyceum.