“One hundred percent local” is the rallying cry at Hollis’s Wild Salamander Creative Arts Center, which has augmented its gallery with the addition of a gift shop featuring local artists and artisans. Now in its fifth year, Wild Salamander is known for both its art gallery and adult and ...

The HBHS auditorium was alight with neon during this year’s glow party-themed Guitar Night. Hosted by senior Lauren Moura and junior Joey Schunemann, the two-night music extravaganza hosted dozens of acts with musicians from all grade levels. Friday night opened with Abbey Kotelly’s ...

AMHERST – Dandelions are so easy to despise, as their yellow flowers give way to coarse, flat leaves that mar our carefully cultivated lawns and a tap root that seems to go all the way to China. Norma Weinberg wants gardeners to embrace their dandelions – or at least tolerate them. In a ...

MILFORD – Last year, the Taste of Milford sold out, with 750 people showing up to sample food and drink from more than 25 local chefs, bakers, caterers, candymakers and baristas. That’s why organizer Wendy Hunt advises people to buy their tickets early for the Friday, May 19, event. From ...

HOLLIS – Tyler and Madison Hardy of Brookdale Fruit Farm in Hollis, winners of the 2016 New Hampshire Farm Bureau Young Farmer Achievement Award, were pleased to accept their grand prize on Wednesday, April 26. Each year, the achievement award winner(s) receive the use of a brand new Kubota ...

Editor’s note: This is the fifth in a series of articles that will be released monthly throughout 2017 as part of the celebration of the New Hampshire State Library’s 300th anniversary. The State Library was founded in Jan. 25, 1717, and was the first state library in America. Classrooms ...