(Photo by Cindy Lavigne) MANCHESTER, NH — Trinity High rallied from nine points down late in the third quarter to stun Bedford, 64-60, in the final of the Queen City Invitational Tournament, Thursday night at READ MORE
Story Produced by Conway Daily Sun, a Member of OSSIPEE, NH — In October, she was feted by county officials and state Sen. Jeb Bradley as a model inmate at the Carroll County Jail. On READ MORE
Thanks to a late three-pointer from Juliette Tarsa, the Bow Falcons are this year’s Doug Chandler Girls’ Basketball Tournament champions, defeating Conant, 34-31. READ MORE
Manchester School District on Thursday revealed its new logo just in time for the new year, a visual refresh that incorporates elements from the city. READ MORE
Oct. 14, 8:27 a.m. – A person called police from a building on Pennacook Street saying they could hear someone in the basement yelling “shoot him, shoot him.” Police were at the building earlier in READ MORE
Two days are down and there’s one day left to go in the 2022 Doug Chandler Holiday Girls’ Basketball Tournament and Thursday’s title matchup will come down to a pair of non-Division I teams that haven’t seen a loss yet in regular season play that beat Division I opponents on Wednesday. READ MORE
How will you be rocking in the New Year? READ MORE
It’s the last weekend of 2022, what’s a better way to end the year than having many New Years celebrations to choose from? Take a look at the mix below to figure out how you’ll spend your last days of 2022. Remember to be safe and responsible! READ MORE
Today more sunshine than yesterday with highs in the upper 40s. A warming trend lasts right through the end of the year into the New Year. READ MORE
Cam Wallace, 18, is a Kearsarge Regional High School senior and a student intern for the organization Safe Schools New Hampshire. In January, Wallace plans to make a presentation to his teachers and administrators at a Kearsarge Regional staff meeting about ideas for peer support programs that could help fellow students who struggle with mental health. The idea is to have a team of trained students who can recognize warning signs and reach out to those who are struggling, and connect them with the resources they need. READ MORE
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