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CONWAY — The Kennett High football team picked a bad day to have a horrible night on the gridiron on Saturday. The Eagles were dominated at ho…
CONWAY — Carroll County House District 2 incumbent Anita Burroughs (D-Bartlett) and her Republican challenger Jennifer LePla of Sandwich took …
CONWAY — A classic film adaptation of Stephen King’s horror novel, “The Shining” will be shown on the big screen at the Majestic Theatre in Co…
CONWAY — State Sen. Mark McConkey (R-Freedom) and his Democratic opponent, state Rep. Bobbi Boudman of Wolfeboro, recently joined Sun Publishe…
CONWAY — Selectmen gratefully accepted $40,000 in donations from the family of the late C. David Weathers, whom they voted to honor by naming …
2026 Candidate Interviews
This special section is a collection of articles and videos of this years political candidates.
- Morgan Bultman Democratic Candidate NH State Representative
- Carroll County Commissioner Candidates Gene Chandler (R) and Wharton Sinkler (D)
- Mark McConkey (R) and Bobbi Boudman (D) Candidates for NH State Senate
- Karen Umberger Republican Candidate Conway State Representative
- NH State Representative District 2 Candidates Jennifer LePla (R) and Anita Burroughs (D)
- Joe Kenney New Hampshire Executive Council Representatve District 1
- NH State Rep District 3 Candidates Todd Milliken (D) and Richard Brown (R)
- NH State Rep District 3 Candidates Bryan Randolph (D) and Karel Crawford (R)
- Senatorial Debate: Chris Pappas (D) and John Sununu (R ) from Valley Vision
- Karen Burnett-Kurie Democratic Candidate for NH State Representative
- Chris Lewey Democratic Candidate for Maine State Rep.
- Luz Bay, Democratic Candidate for Executive Council
- Domenic Richardi Candidate for Sheriff
Latest News
News
CONWAY — Selectmen gratefully accepted $40,000 in donations from the family of the late C. David Weathers, whom they voted to honor by naming the Whitaker Homesite ball field after him.
Video Interviews
Short Videos & Slideshows
Community
Autumn Parker Treat was born Oct. 13, 2026, at MaineHealth Memorial Hospital in North Conway. She weighed 7 pounds, 15 ounces.
Opinion
Town Columns
By Kristen Santuccio
Health
CONWAY — Artificial intelligence is going to fundamentally change health care, taking over many repetitive tasks and eventually outperforming humans in some areas of diagnosis.
Obituaries
It is with deep sadness that we, the children of Geraldine Lau, announce her passing. Known to many as wife of Robert, Mom, Grammy, Great Grammy, Auntie, friend, and as a doctor of nursing, family nurse practitioner. Mom passed quietly on June 29, 2026.
Sports
CONWAY — The Kennett High football team picked a bad day to have a horrible night on the gridiron on Saturday. The Eagles were dominated at home by John Stark, falling 27-6, and now no longer control their own destiny if they want to make the playoffs.
National Sports
Business
During World War II, the need for a small amphibious vehicle was identified. Ford stepped up, utilizing their licensing agreement from Willys for the GP or “Jeep” — which was a general term used by G.I.s. Ford’s military codes break down as: G = Government and P=80” wheelbase. Add to the GP …
Real Estate
BARTLETT — Perched near the top of the Attitash Woods development, this rare, beautifully furnished three-level, end-unit townhouse offers the ultimate alpine lifestyle just in time for the ski season.
Tele-Talk
On the Nov. 3 ballot is a state-mandated question asking voters to consider a tax cap that requires a 60 percent majority to pass. The tax cap targets school property taxes and, if passed, would limit the SAU 9 budget increase to 6 percent. For towns, the allowable increase is computed by ad…
Valley Voice
FRYEBURG, Maine — I’ll be the first to admit that I truly miss seeing Sut and Margaret Marshall’s horse-drawn wagons display at the Fryeburg Fair, which always was something to look forward to.
Weekenders
CONWAY — A classic film adaptation of Stephen King’s horror novel, “The Shining” will be shown on the big screen at the Majestic Theatre in Conway Village on Friday at 7 p.m.
National Entertainment
History
Baman Stone came to Fryeburg, Maine, in 1873 to be minister of Fryeburg’s Congregational Church, but just four years later, he was “uninstalled” — or fired, in common parlance. Too liberal, would be my guess, especially since he went straight from that posting to found a congregation of Swed…
