Epping News

Ryan Hoelzel has spent months saving his money. He didn't want a new iPod, video game or other high-tech gadget.

Gregory Dow filed suit against the popular Hampton Falls apple orchard last week following the wagon accident on Sept.

Two people were sent to the hospital Friday afternoon after a chain reaction crash on Route 125 involving a school bus and five other vehicles.

This week, 900 Degrees Wood Fired Pizzeria announced plans to open its second restaurant in the Brickyard Square shopping center at the junction of Routes 125 and 101.

The feral cats living at the town's recycling center will soon be on their own for food, water, and shelter.

Selectman Chairman Tom Gauthier jokes about being "drafted" to co-chair the efforts to restore Watson Academy but for the Epping native, bringing the former schoolhouse and former home of Epping Recreation is no laughing matter.

An attorney representing a Maine woman charged in connection with the killing of Amanda "Amy" Warf in Exeter is preparing for the possibility of more serious charges.

She grew up in Greenland and was a longtime resident of Epping. Evelyn was the widow of Harry L. Paige.

The School Board named six members to the Joint Board for the East Rochester School project and approved Peter Weaver as the new principal of Spaulding High School.

An East Rochester man who allegedly robbed Market Basket in Epping on Feb. 9 was recently indicted on charges relating to reckless driving after the robbery, amid icy road conditions.

Bishop Peter A. Libasci of the Catholic Diocese of Manchester has announced the following pastoral assignments: Rev.

Prosecutors allege a Maine woman supplied a .32-caliber German handgun her brother used to hold Hampton's Amanda "Amy" Warf at gunpoint before killing his former wife in Exeter.

Courtesy photo Atlantic Green Energy, located at 255 Lafayette Road Suite 4 in Seabrook, celebrated their new membership with the Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce with a ribbon cutting ceremony, courtesy of the Exeter Area Chamber.

A Northwood man has been indicted on charges alleging he broke into the garage at the New Hampshire State Police barracks in Epping and tampered with evidence in a drug case.

The abandoned concrete facility on Hampton Road where Amanda "Amy" Warf was allegedly killed will not be immediately torn down.

A judge has postponed the demolition of a vacant Exeter concrete plant where police found the body of Amanda "Amy" Warf so defense lawyers can preserve the crime scene for their own examination.

The Water Street Bookstore, 125 Water St., will host two Epping authors at book signing on Tuesday, May 7 at 7 p.m. with free 'believe' mugs going to the first 25 to attend.

Selectmen on Monday agreed to form a committee to explore options for making repairs and restoring Watson Academy, a historic former school building damaged by an earthquake last October.

A 50-year-old Rochester man driving a pick-up truck was seriously injured after crossing the line on Route 125 and colliding with a tractor-trailer Tuesday morning, police said.

As a woman charged in connection with the killing of Amanda "Amy" Warf argued for lower bail, new details about the alleged conspiracy to kill Warf were revealed.