New England Wagyu: Raising Japanese delicacy in New Hampshire

As supporters want spending reined in, school tax cap faces unanimous opposition from ConVal board

Contoocook Valley School Board members warned that a proposed local property tax levy cap on the November 3 ballot could lead to classroom cuts and limit long-term budgeting flexibility.

Candidates clash over education and housing in District 8 Senate race

With Senate District 8 Republican Ruth Ward of Stoddard declining to seek re-election, Democrat David Trumble of Weare is facing Republican state Rep. James Creighton of Antrim in the Nov. 3 election. The district covers 20 municipalities, including Antrim, Bennington and Francestown. Trumble, 68, a certified organic farmer, was defeated by Ward two years ago […]

Peterborough resident elected as 11th bishop of the Episcopal Church of NH

Reverend Ed Cardoza was elected as the 11th Bishop of the Episcopal Church of New Hampshire and is scheduled to be consecrated on March 6, 2027.

Active Aging: Planning for the Go-Go Years: Making the most of early retirement

As Baby Boomers prepare to leave behind $120 trillion over the next two decades, experts suggest moving away from rigid spending rules to embrace the varying financial needs of the Go-Go, Slow-Go, and No-Go stages of retirement.

Rindge woman linked to multi-state storage facility burglaries in Marlborough

Marlborough police issued an arrest warrant for Rindge resident Jeanette Marie Tyler following a series of suspected storage unit burglaries across New Hampshire and Massachusetts.