Glen News

It was a beautiful day for this late in November, a beautiful day for the 8th Annual Vaughn Community Service's Holiday Food Drive, which is sponsored by WMWV 93.5 FM and Magic 104.5 FM.

Miles from home, practically in the middle of nowhere, hunters of two wildly different species met up in the woods of Indian Stream yesterday morning.

It's been about 20 years since the first Pumpkin People began appearing at businesses in and around Jackson each October for a month-long celebration of creativity, humor and the season.

Students too young to remember the terrorist attacks by Islamic extremists eight years ago reflected yesterday on the heroism of the many first responders that tragic day -- and since.

I'm sitting in a pub, the very same one I've frequented over my 2 1/2 decades of skiing the mountains of the Mount Washington Valley area.

Every summer, our family heads up to the White Mountains for weekend getaways, when we take in as many of the area's attractions as we can.

Kids can bust their best moves, board a schooner, climb every mountain, go old-school at the amusement park Agatha Zavadskaya, 4, of Arlington and Tim Zhilin, 6, of Malden get creative at the Institute of Contemporary Art.

Officials with the Flying Yankee Restoration Group have announced that the first of four Flying Yankee Open Houses for 2009 will be held at the Hobo Railroad in Lincoln, NH on Saturday, July 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. . The event will take place rain or shine and will feature ongoing guided tours of the Flying Yankee inside and out permitting folks ...

Rain, rain, go away, I want to ride my bike today. If you don't get out when the fair weather window opens, you may not get out at all.

Despite rain in the White Mountains last Sunday, crowds were steady at Story Land, the well-known family amusement park in Glen.

New England is beautiful in any season of the year, but during the summer the region seems to sparkle.

Nonetheless, the Jackson Historical Society funded a careful disassembly, at least saving the venerable old structure from complete destruction.

As the Obama administration and lawmakers in Washington debate the scope and details of comprehensive health reform, they might consider talking to two small-business owners in New Hampshire who embody the frustrations, difficulties and gut-wrenching business decisions that are a daily part of the nation's patchwork health-care system.