Jack Rooney

A new podcast from The Sentinel, in collaboration with the journalism department at Keene State College, launches Monday, offering a quick, early-morning roundup of the top local news in the Monadnock Region.

At left, James Rinker, The Sentinel's digital community engagement journalist, and Jack Rooney, managing editor for audience development, run through downtown Keene in May 2022. They'll be representing The Sentinel at Saturday's Runway 5K at Dillant-Hopkins Airport in Swanzey. File photo by Hannah Schroeder / Sentinel Staff

Keenecast, the weekday news podcast from The Keene Sentinel and the Keene State College journalism department, will pause production for the summer later this week, with plans to relaunch in the fall.

Today marks the beginning of The Sentinel’s fourth annual spring crowdfunding campaign, with a goal of gathering 225 donations of $50 each to celebrate our 225th anniversary with community support

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We’re taking The Sentinel out to the ballgame.

A crash has closed Route 9 between Sullivan Road and Route 10, Keene Police said in a Facebook post Thursday morning.

Three cars collided on Route 9 at Sullivan Road in Keene on Thursday morning, seriously injuring several people, police and fire officials said.

August is just around the corner, which can only mean one thing in the Monadnock Region: The Cheshire Fair is back.

The Kyes-Sage House, now operating as a bookstore that raises funds for the Peterborough Town Library, was recently added to the N.H. State Register of Historic Places. Courtesy of the Peterborough Town Library