CONWAY — Just under 100 people gathered Monday at the Conway Public Library for a presentation on the future of roadless areas in the White Mountain National Forest, as advocates warned that a longstanding federal policy protecting undeveloped lands could be rescinded.The meeting, organized …

TAMWORTH — Three conservation organizations are encouraging residents to participate in a citizen science effort to identify amphibian migration hot spots and monitor road crossings in the Saco River watershed this spring.

CONWAY — Would the community support a branch of the Granite YMCA at the former John H. Fuller Elementary School property, including an indoor six-lane swimming pool? That question was posed by Josh Brustin to fellow Conway School Board’s John Fuller ad hoc committee members last Wednesday —…

CONWAY — About 1,000 people gathered in Conway Village on Saturday for a “No Kings” protest, part of a coordinated series of demonstrations held across the country. Meanwhile, similar protests were going on at over 50 locations across New Hampshire, from cities like Manchester and Concord to…

By Lau Guzman, NHPR

CONCORD — To tremendous cheers from supporters who attended, Democrat Roberta “Bobbi” Boudman of Wolfeboro was sworn in by the governor at the start of the Executive Council meeting.

Conway Daily Sun Publisher Mark Guerringue and Sun Health Editor Terry Leavitt recently sat down with Tricia Costigan, president of MaineHealth Memorial Hospital, who shared her thoughts on urgent care, funding, staffing, and the future of rural health care.

CONWAY — Voters at the North Conway Water Precinct’s annual meeting on Wednesday overwhelmingly passed an article to design and construct a facility to mitigate PFAS (so-called “forever chemicals”) contamination in leachate from Conway’s landfill that is brought to the wastewater treatment f…

CENTER OSSIPEE — A fundraiser has been launched to support Center Ossipee Fire Chief Dana Cullen Jr. as he undergoes cancer treatment that will require frequent travel to Boston in the coming weeks.

TAMWORTH — “All-way stops” at problem intersections, including Routes 16 and 113, were pitched by state officials to selectmen Tuesday as a solution to crashes in that area. Selectmen anticipate making their recommendations after a listening session next month.

CONWAY — Voters will decide April 14 whether to prohibit keno and additional games of chance in town, following a March 24 public hearing in which a New Hampshire Lottery official outlined how the games work and their potential economic impact.

BARTLETT — Some Bears will become Eagles a little earlier than planned after the Bartlett School Board had a change of heart and voted to renew a contract to allow Josiah Bartlett Elementary students to play sports at Kennett Middle School in the next school year.

TAMWORTH — In their first meeting since a floor collapsed at the Preserve at Chocorua, where reportedly 144 guests were assembled in a small barn on the property of the Tamworth wedding venue, Tamworth selectmen extended their good wishes to the six guests who were injured.