John Koziol

Despite a dispute earlier this year about who owns the event and where it should be held, the New Hampshire Pumpkin Festival went off without a hitch in Laconia on Saturday, drawing thousands of people and many canines, to all parts of the City on the Lakes.

OSSIPEE -- The Bartlett man charged with sexual assault after allegedly supplying students at Kennett High School with alcohol was released Monday on $10,000 cash-only bail pending a future probable-cause hearing.

History may have been made on a blustery afternoon at the Smith Track at Opechee Park in Laconia, when “The Defiant One” was rededicated there on Saturday.

History may have been made on a blustery afternoon at the Smith Track at Opechee Park in Laconia, when “The Defiant One” was rededicated there on Saturday.

To the delight of riders of wheeled, human-powered vehicles, the Lin-Wood Skate Park in Lincoln is officially open.

WWII Vets 1&2 – Winston McCarty in his room at the New Hampshire Veterans Home. (John Koziol)

Eric L. Marsh gave Uncle Sam almost half his life in the Army Corps of Engineers, but in his retirement he’s embraced writing, on Monday reading a poem and an

LINCOLN – With State Police leading the way, what soon will open as the fourth diner in the Common Man family of restaurants, rolled up Interstate 93 on Monday from

With State Police leading the way, what soon will open as the fourth diner in the Common Man family of restaurants rolled up Interstate 93 on Monday from Bow and

DAN DAGESSE got out of the hospitality business a decade ago when he and business partner Dan Hebert brought in Les Otten to redevelop The Balsams Grand Resort Hotel and Wilderness ski area in Dixville.