GREEN’S GRANT — On Wednesday, the annual clearing of the Mount Washington Auto Road entered its second week, with a team working in the “S Curves” more than half-way up, and poised to take on the more than 20-feet-deep drift in the Cragway.
Gov. Chris Sununu said he backs a measure that would provide a mechanism to help fund a $172 million renovation to The Balsams resort in Dixville Notch.
In the interests of protecting camper safety, the Hooksett School Board voted unanimously on Tuesday to relocate the town’s YMCA Day Camp of Hooksett from the Town Hall to Hooksett Memorial School.
The event, renamed the Great American Ribfest and Food Truck Festival, will be held during Father’s Day weekend at the Anheuser-Busch plant in Merrimack.
The state’s largest ski area began winding down a successful 2018-19 season with its 32nd annual Bretton Woods Beach Party on Saturday.
More than 80 outstanding ornamental gardens in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont are opening to the public this year.
CONCORD — With a cultural site about to begin a new chapter as the Bank of New Hampshire Stage, author Paul Brogan will give people a glimpse into “The Concord Theatre — Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.”
Long-distance runners, hockey players, reptile enthusiasts and marching Irishmen will descend upon the Queen City.
The funds raised will help provide veterans with bedding, gently used furniture, new items for their kitchens and bathrooms, gift cards for gas and groceries, toys for their children, and more.
Whereas most season passes are paid in full, Loon’s new Access Pass is paid in installments.
Disney’s highly anticipated Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, a 14-acre expansion at both Disney World in Florida and Disneyland in California, will debut earlier than expected.
The night will honor Army veteran Tony Matos, who owns the Bedford business Altos.
Civic leaders are cheering Gov. Chris Sununu for including $1.5 million in his proposed 2020/2021 budget for the creation of a whitewater park, the first of its kind in New England, on the Winnipesaukee River in downtown Franklin.
PORTSMOUTH — Families can hear from crew members of the USS Albacore research submarine, participate in hands-on activities sponsored by Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and meet local authors who have written books about undersea craft this season at Albacore Park Museum.
The company offers a library of over 100 games and access to 300 games through Springboard VR.
A renovated Balsams resort would revive some of its past style, including requiring men to wear jackets in at least one restaurant, should its owner get the needed financing.
U.S. National Parks will be left with just a skeleton staff during the federal government shutdown, and several states are using their own funds to make sure public restrooms get cleaned and visitor centers stay open.
BELMONT - Those who love to mix horsepower and mud turned out Saturday for the inaugural Monster Mash truck show and mud bog at the Belknap Fairgrounds.
NASHUA — After a lip-smacking, 16-year run, the Nashua West Rotary Club’s Rock’n Ribfest will be no more.
DEERFIELD - On the heels of a rain-soaked week, the crisp autumn air and clear blue skies arrived just in time for this weekend's 142nd Deerfield Fair.
CONCORD - Award-winning children's book author and illustrator Tomie dePaola will present his newest book, "Quiet," during a visit to Gibson's Bookstore at 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 14.
ROCHESTER - The parking lot at Harley-Davidson Shop of Rochester was packed Saturday as enthusiasts turned out to see the antique bikes taking part in this year's Motorcycle Cannonball Endurance Run.
HAMPTON — Workers are busy setting up for the 29th annual Hampton Beach Seafood Festival, which begins Friday and is expected to draw more than 100,000 people to the three-day event.
CONTOOCOOK — Thousands of people made their way to the Hopkinton State Fair over the Labor Day weekend to indulge in a bevy of food and festivities.
CANDIA-Different Drummer Farm, 55 South Road, is hosting a Teddy Bear Picnic from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 16.
It has been 53 years since the “Incident in Exeter,” when a reputed UFO was spotting flying over the nearby community of Kensington.
CONTOOCOOK — With the Hopkinton State Fair, the hardest part of walking through the gates is deciding what to see — or eat — first.
MANCHESTER — More than 1,000 vehicles — including the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile with its yellow “bun” chassis topped by a hot-dog shaped compartment, pulled into the Queen City last year for the annual Cruising Downtown event.
For those who haven’t been to New Hampshire’s North Country or haven’t visited the region in some time, the 148th Lancaster Fair is a great gateway.
COLEBROOK — Because of popular demand and after a three-year hiatus, the Moose Festival returns to the heart of the downtown on Friday.
DALTON — The third Team O’Neil RallyFest was held Sunday at the 583-acre Team O’Neil Rally School, drawing more than 500 visitors to the event.
BERLIN — Beginning today, the City that Trees Built and Jericho Mountain State Park are hosting one of the largest gatherings of all-terrain vehicles in New England.
More than a dozen hot air balloons will light up the skies over Pittsfield this weekend as part of the Suncook Valley Rotary Club’s 37th annual Hot Air Balloon Rally.
PORTSMOUTH – The Tall Ships are in Portsmouth for a four-day family friendly event that draws thousands to Peirce Island.
The mountaintop estate widely known as Castle in the Clouds has been named to the National Register of Historic Places.
PORTSMOUTH — People in Portsmouth are preparing for festivities when the Tall Ships arrive next week.
In the introduction of her 1894 book, "An Island Garden," Celia Thaxter wrote about her love of flowers.
LACONIA - The City on the Lakes celebrated its 125th anniversary Saturday with a party by land and by air.
RAYMOND — The 44th annual Raymond Town Fair is promising something for all ages this weekend with everything from outhouse and wife-carrying races to dog and children’s parades.
EPPING - Fireworks won’t be the only big noise makers this week.
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