In late March, students traveled to New York City, where they learned about United Nations’ environmental policy and sustainability goals and sat in on a U.N. General Assembly session.

For more than a month, members of the Windham Northeast Supervisory Union (WNESU) community have told school officials they don’t want Principal John Broadley to leave.

Residents, teachers, and students turned out in recent weeks to persuade the Bellows Falls Union High School and Windham Northeast Supervisory Union (WNESU) boards to reinstate Principal John Broadley, who in a letter last month announced that he will not seek to renew his contract.

New changes in state guidelines around cosmetology licensing allow technical schools like River Bend, which offer career training in a variety of fields, to provide the full 1,000 hours required by state law for students to go work in the field.

Grafton County Commissioner Linda D. Lauer’s decision not to seek reelection this year has given two longtime public servants the chance to win the District 2 commission seat. 

Two candidates who emphasize environmental concerns but differ on abortion rights will square off in the midterm election for an open New Hampshire Senate seat.

Voters may be familiar with the two candidates squaring off to represent the Orange-Caledonia District at the Statehouse.

The race for the Orange 2 House seat features two fresh faces for the Statehouse.

Clear skies, wagging tails and happy smiles abounded on Sept. 24 at the new Dog Park in Elizabeth’s Park.

A retail cannabis shop could soon occupy the empty storefront on Main Street in Bradford.

Fairlee residents expressed frustration Monday that they’ve been kept in the dark by officials about cyanobacteria blooms in Lake Morey