Hanover falls to unbeaten Bedford in girls tennis semifinals

RFK Jr. announces new effort on Lyme disease during New Hampshire visit

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced millions of dollars in funding for research on Lyme disease and related illnesses, as well as public awareness campaigns and educational projects, in order to reduce Lyme disease cases by 25% by 2035.

Claremont city manager to depart

The City Council of Claremont is once again searching for a city manager after the fourth full-time manager in the last 10 years resigned, citing council interference and micromanaging as a potential reason for the high turnover rate.

A Yankee Notebook: One man's struggle to navigate the digital divide

An aging man receives help from his family to navigate the complexities of modern technology, resulting in a more manageable and hopeful life.

Out & About: Upper Valley Pride events

The Upper Valley is hosting a variety of Pride events throughout June, including a craft fair, dance party, gardening, and prom, to celebrate and support the LGBTQ+ community.

Lebanon girls tennis team clinches spot in state final

The Lebanon High girls tennis team advances to the NHIAA Division III championship match with a 5-4 win over previously unbeaten No. 1 seed Berlin, highlighted by a marathon match at No. 2 singles and a doubles victory by Utell and Graber.