Police justified in fatal shooting of Black man who pointed a flashlight at officers like a gun

Since 1888, the Appalachian Mountain Club has been part of N.H. outdoors, for better or worse

The Appalachian Mountain Club has been a vital part of New Hampshire's outdoor recreation scene for 150 years, providing information, access, and advocacy, and has been credited with helping to shape the state's appreciation of the outdoors.

Tim Coffin surpasses signature threshold for New Hampshire ballot

Tim Coffin has submitted signatures well above the required threshold to qualify for the November ballot in the New Hampshire State Representative District 27 race, and is now focusing on building a cross-party coalition of Democrats, Republicans and Independents ahead of the general election.

Mother-daughter duo opens Forever Flowers & Boutique in Wilton

Forever Flowers & Boutique, a new floral retail shop, opened in downtown Wilton on April 1, offering a variety of flower arrangements, handmade crafts, and personalization options from local artisans.

Greenville's Pots and Pans parade lights up the night

Greenville celebrated the Fourth of July with a children's bike parade, a float contest, and a midnight Pots and Pans Parade, complete with fire trucks and fireworks.

A father used EFA funds to pay for his kids’ classes at his own business. He didn’t know the spending was prohibited.

Josiah Armstrong was flabbergasted to learn last year that he was being investigated for misusing his children’s state education funds. Then he realized he had misunderstood the rules. A father of five and a small business owner, the Manchester resident had enrolled his three school-aged children in the state’s education freedom account program in 2023 […]