Hampton Falls News

Hundreds came out early Monday morning to Hampton Beach to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their country.

White paint is seen near the front door and a side window after graffiti was spray-painted at the former Cullen Mutrie residence at 517 Post Road in Greenland.

While Memorial Day is Monday, May 28, we should honor and remember the ultimate sacrifice of our fallen soldiers all year long.

Three Democrats have announced they plan to run for state representative seats representing Hampton, saying it's time to bring "common sense" back to Concord.

La Bec Rouge opened Friday under the leadership of new owner Al Fleury. The Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday at the popular Hampton Beach restaurant at 73 Ocean Blvd.

The 30-acre parcel of land, conserved thanks to the generosity of land owner Beverly Powell Woodward, including the falls for which Hampton Falls is named, is visible from Kensington Road, next to Dodge's Pond.

Post Commander Ralph Fatello said in addition to honoring the nation's war dead, the post will pay special tribute to the "Peacekeepers," men and women who were killed in action and who served during America's wars and conflicts from April 30, 1975, to Sept.

Selectmen have postponed the proposed expansion of the town's brush dump after concluding it would be prudent to wait until it can be addressed for the 2013 budget year.

An allegedly intoxicated man lost control of his pick-up truck, hit a utility pole and several trees, ultimately rolling over the truck and being transported to the hospital.

A male driver sustained unknown injuries Wednesday night after he was ejected from his vehicle in a rollover crash on Brown Road.

State Police Troop A reports making the following arrests April 27 through May 3. Donatello Maldonado, 21, of Augusta, Maine, was arrested on Interstate 95 in Greenland on April 27 and charged with possession of a narcotic drug, possession of drugs in a vehicle and operating without a valid license.

A public hearing on a plan to expand the town's brush dump drew a minimal turnout but became contentious.

Two new course designers will give the 2012 Jumper Classic equestrian show jumping competition a whole new international flair when the event comes to Hampton Falls, New Hampshire from August 8-12. Olaf Petersen, Jr., acclaimed course designer from Munich, Germany, will test the skill of riders competing on the grass Grand Prix field in the highest ... (more)

Parents, faculty and Trustees are gearing up to celebrate the fifth anniversary of Heronfield Academy, an independent middle school in Hampton Falls.