ConVal girls' soccer leans on defense in 1-0 loss to Souhegan

Antrim celebrates 23rd Home & Harvest Festival with food, floats and a perfect fall day

Antrim celebrated its 23rd Home and Harvest Festival on Saturday, September 12, featuring a parade, food court, and community events under perfect fall weather.

Kids will build solar ovens at Jaffrey Public Library on Sept. 23 and 30

The Jaffrey Public Library and Monadnock Ledger-Transcript will host a two-part solar oven building workshop for children ages 8-12 on Sept. 23 and Sept. 30.

Senators expect to file bill expanding Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library to all N.H. families

Books defined Michelle Williams Buckman’s childhood in Nashua. Her mother, Diane, was a reading specialist who retired from the Nashua School District with 40 years of experience in public education. She’d spent the first tender, formative years of her daughters’ lives feeding their imaginations and filling the bookshelves in their home with children’s books. “We […]

Read local: 'Dead Man's Ridge: The bravery of American paratroopers at the Battle of the Bulge'

Keene native Peter M. Hanrahan has released “Dead Man’s Ridge: The Bravery of American Paratroopers at the Battle of the Bulge,” published Aug. 4 by Stackpole Books. Now a resident of Topsham, Maine, Hanrahan based the book on a full-day interview conducted more than 30 years ago with his wife’s uncle, Niilo Liimatainen, at Liimatainen’s […]

Planned Parenthood wades into New Hampshire’s Executive Council election

Planned Parenthood of Northern New England's affiliated PAC is supporting several Democratic candidates for New Hampshire's Executive Council following years of contract rejections by the Republican-controlled body.