Daymond Steer

A photo of a property on Mudgett Road on Conway Lake. The town alleges the owners removed shrubbery and small trees from the property which should be replanted. Zoning Officer Nick DeVito told the Sun the town would like to see bushes planted there and trees planted on the other side of the berm to prevent erosion. —Courtesy

Drivers are seen on the Club Motorsports course in 2023. Club Motorsports will be hosting an expo for electric vehicles and classic cars this Sunday. The event will includ a series of parade laps around the track, and attendees will be able to ride as drivers or passengers in some EV vehicles with the permission of their owners or dealers. (SCREEN SHOT)

Former Ossipee Planning Board member Roy Barron has been charged with animal cruelty regarding horses in his care. (FILE PHOTO)

CONWAY — The Mount Washington Valley community is rallying to help the family of a young woman who was shot and killed last Friday at River Turn Apartments in Conway.

CONWAY — Selectmen are searching for five professionals to sit on a new rental appeals board that will hear cases resulting from the newly passed rental inspection program.

Alexis Leach of Conway, left, is seen with her father, Tommy Leach, when she was pregnant with her now 2-year-old son Bentley. Alexis was shot and killed April 26 at the apartment she shared with boyfriend Connor MacLeod, who has been charged in connection with her death. (Courtesy photo)

TAMWORTH — Despite Sunday's drizzle, a steady crowd of auto fans turned out for the EV and Classic Car Expo on Sunday.

CONWAY — A Circuit Court judge Tuesday found probable cause that Connor MacLeod, 24, committed manslaughter when he fatally shot his girlfriend Alexis Leach last month at the apartment they

OSSIPEE — A man accused of torturing and killing cats and placing their remains on a public path is scheduled to be sentenced in Carroll County Superior Court today. If

Lynn Clarke of Ossipee Main Street Program (right), who sued Ossipee selectmen over their failing to notify her of their intention to demolish Main Street's building, sits in Carroll County Superior Court on Wednesday with Harriet Cady of Right to Know New Hampshire. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)Attorney Matt Serge (left) and Ossipee selectmen's chair Jonathan Smith are seen in Carroll County Superior Court Wednesday regarding a civil case about selectmen's plans to tear down the Ossipee Main Street building. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)