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Lakes Region voters were given an opportunity to meet Republican candidates running for a spate of elected positions thanks to the newly-formed Belknap County Young Republicans, who hosted a barbecue
Lakes Region voters were given an opportunity to meet Republican candidates running for a spate of elected positions thanks to the newly-formed Belknap County Young Republicans, who hosted a barbecue
Students at Woodland Heights Elementary School board the bus after the first day of school on Monday. Students across the Lakes Region are back in school for the 2026-27 school
Students at Woodland Heights Elementary School board the bus after the first day of school on Monday. Students across the Lakes Region are back in school for the 2026-27 school
MOULTONBOROUGH — The Moultonborough Selectboard has named a new police chief, promoting long-time Lt. Mark Cavic to the top role. He replaces former Chief Peter Beede Jr., who served with
Police departments around the Lakes Region are bolstering their forces and celebrating the successful graduation of recent new hires from the 203rd New Hampshire Police Academy.
LACONIA — Charlie St. Clair was a larger-than-life figurehead of the Lakes Region community, and it is only fitting an entire day of events involving things he loved is scheduled
The 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks is Friday, and Lakes Region communities are holding events to commemorate the tragic day when 2,977 people died.
CONCORD — The Primary Election is Tuesday, Sept. 8, and Secretary of State David Scanlan wants voters to be prepared as they head out to the polls.
LACONIA — A public hearing to declare Prescott and Paugus avenues as emergency lanes with no expiration date is scheduled for Monday, Sept. 14.
GILFORD — Town leaders are concerned about the yellow blinking left-turn light at the intersection of Weirs and Lake Shore roads after a number of accidents, including one in which
MEREDITH — The 250th birthday of the United States of America only comes once, and the town is making sure that 50 years from now, future residents will know it
GILFORD — No injuries were reported after a boat accident at The Witches in Lake Winnipesaukee last weekend.
GILFORD — Local rental property owner Priscilla Bean may not have political experience, but she knows the Statehouse like the back of her hand, as she was often there with
CANTEBURY — Nearly 200 supporters of the Land and Community Heritage Investment Program gathered at the Shaker Village Thursday, to celebrate 25 years of work on projects across the state,
LACONIA — Councilors will vote on accepting an $86,500 grant from the Department of Homeland Security for city police to purchase solar pole cameras following a public hearing Sept. 14,
BELMONT — The future of an old bank building on Main Street remains unknown, despite approval for demolition at a previous Town Meeting. Removing the structure would allow plans for
BRISTOL — The Newfound Area School Board appointed a new member, Jake Corneau, of Bristol, to fill a vacancy, at the meeting Aug. 10.
A geologist explains how thawing permafrost and melting ice are increasing the risk of destructive floods in the Himalayas and other high mountain regions around the world.
The construction industry in New Hampshire continues to struggle with finding workers to fill open jobs. (Dan Tuohy/NHPR photo)
The Tilton Farmers Market is hosted by Belknap Area Market Management, and includes farmers from in and around the Lakes Region offering food and crafts. The market is from 3:30
The Tilton Farmers Market is hosted by Belknap Area Market Management, and includes farmers from in and around the Lakes Region offering food and crafts. The market is from 3:30
The fourth annual Winnipesaukee Wakesurf Open was hosted at Melvin Village Marina, on Aug. 1. Organized by Kevin Dubia, the competition was judged by Eric Turchon, Bailey Dunn, and Torin
The fourth annual Winnipesaukee Wakesurf Open was hosted at Melvin Village Marina, on Aug. 1. Organized by Kevin Dubia, the competition was judged by Eric Turchon, Bailey Dunn, and Torin