Job profile for next Keene State president to be finalized next month

Granite Geek: In New Hampshire, the lungs of the planet are coughing

New research from the University of New Hampshire reveals that the Bartlett Experimental Forest's carbon sink strength has declined significantly over twenty years due to increased soil respiration, perhaps caused by warming temperatures.

Town of Rindge pays tribute to longserving animal control officer

Rindge honored its long-serving animal control officer and civic leader Lawrence "Larry" Harris Jr. with a funeral service attended by emergency responders and local officials following his death at age 89.

Cathedral of the Pines invites residents to record Sept. 11 memories

The Cathedral of the Pines held a screening of a 9/11 documentary and sought to record oral histories from residents on the 25th anniversary of the attacks, though only one person participated during the initial session.

Faith-based programs help fill the state’s childcare access void. They have their own challenges.

While the Emmanuel Child Care Center in Rochester closed after 37 years to make room for a food pantry, other church-affiliated programs like Kids by the Common and Little Blessings continue to navigate challenges and opportunities within the New Hampshire childcare landscape.

This Loudon man worked in the Pentagon on 9/11. He doesn’t want the country to forget what happened.

Former Pentagon public affairs officer John Donovan reflects on his experience surviving the September 11 attacks and the loss of 35 colleagues ahead of the publication of a new commemorative book.