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Column: America’s biggest challenge
Discover the importance of informed citizenship in maintaining a democratic republic. Explore the founding documents and the challenges we face today.
Column: Cancer patient hopes amid research funding cuts
The One Big Beautiful Budget Act cuts cancer research funding by $4 billion, undermining progress in cancer treatment and survival rates.
Column: There is hope — a nation hungry for connection
Despite political polarization, this article highlights the unifying power of sports and community events in America, reminding us of our shared humanity.
$16M oceanfront sale ranks third highest in NH history
Balmoral, a historic New Hampshire governor's home, sells for $16 million, making it the third-highest single-family residence sale in state history.
NH child advocate exiting role July 24
Cassandra Sanchez, New Hampshire's child advocate, will exit her role on July 24 due to a state law prohibiting holdover status beyond six months.
Scott issues executive order that would allow age-based health insurance premiums
Gov. Phil Scott's executive order aims to lower health insurance costs in Vermont by implementing age-based premiums and other measures.
Claremont to use recruiting firm for city manager search
Claremont City Council hires recruiting firm MRI to find new city manager and interim manager, opting for expertise over in-house hiring process.
Aging officials and low pay contribute to sports referee crisis
The shortage of sports officials in New Hampshire and Vermont is growing, impacting high school and youth sports. Find out the causes and potential solutions.
Tulloch to be resentenced for Zantop murders
Robert Tulloch, convicted of murdering two Dartmouth professors as a teenager, seeks a new sentence in a resentencing hearing.
Valley Bounty: A crop above the rest: Local farmers cultivate summer memories and fresh pick-your-own fun
Summer sparkles with family vacations, catching up with friends and children enjoying school break. For many farms in the Valley, summer is the peak growing season and also a time of robust agritourism offer...
Valley West board votes to close Third Ave. for 2026-27 school year for renovations
A school in Wyoming Valley West will temporarily shut its doors next year to make new investments in special education.
Valley West to vote on closing Third Avenue School this school year for renovations
Renovations could be coming to Wyoming Valley West that would change the plans of parents and guardians of kindergarten students for the next school year and bring new special education services to the distr...
Barnes County Museum shares Valley City’s World War II stories
Valley City is one of 38 sites nationwide to receive a World War II Heritage designation from the National Park Service.
Weathersfield voters finally approve budget after cuts and rejections
Weathersfield voters finally pass a $2.02 million budget after previous defeats. The approved budget includes a tax cut of $45,000.
Highlights: Junction Dance Festival offers free workshops for all ages
The Junction Dance Festival in Upper Valley offers free dance workshops for all ages, helping to fill the void left by recent studio closures.
CRREL summer camp aims to make physics and engineering fun
Join 21 students at a U.S. Army-run camp in New Hampshire as they learn to build robotic cyborg hands, boosting their STEM skills and embracing failure.
Art Notes: Canaan Meetinghouse readings return for 38th year
Experience the charm of the Canaan Meetinghouse readings, a beloved Upper Valley summer event supporting the Canaan Public Library.
Grafton Center Meetinghouse to host Dot’s Market, a new general store
Dot's Market, a general store operated by two Grafton residents, is set to open in the historic Grafton Center Meetinghouse this fall.
Biweekly walking event helps newcomers make friends in Upper Valley
Upper Valley Girls Walk is a free event in Lebanon, NH, organized by Megan Jewell. Women gather for a walk, aiming to meet new friends and enjoy the outdoors.
Enfield officials pull swim raft after pranks by ‘hooligans’
Enfield officials remove floating swim raft from Mascoma Lake due to repeated displacement and lack of staff to monitor it.
Valley Farms Energy Center wins approval near Coolidge
FLORENCE — Valley Farms Energy Center, a battery energy storage system on almost 69 acres just east of Coolidge city limits, won approvals from the Pinal County Board of Supervisors.
VN parent company joins lawsuit over A.I. copyright violations
Valley News joins huge suit against OpenAI, Microsoft for content theft in AI training
Sullivan County budget approved with cuts to corrections program and restoration of grants
The Sullivan County delegation approves a $44 million budget, cutting the TRAILS program and restoring grants for local nonprofits.