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By ASHLEY SAARI

Kathleen McNamara has been appointed to fill the position left vacant by the departure of Greenville Selectwoman Maggie Bickford.During an off-schedule meeting on Tuesday morning, Greenville Select Board member Doug Reardon and Chair Carla Mary met to...

By BILL FONDA

After a career in sales and marketing for various companies, Richard Miller “supposedly” retired in 2006.However, since moving to Greenville in 2004, Miller has served on the town’s recreation and economic development committees, been a substitute...

By JESSECA TIMMONS

The Friends of the Greenfield Community Meetinghouse (FGCM) have partnered with the New Hampshire Group charitable gaming program on a fundraiser for the 228-year-old Greenfield Meetinghouse.Until Dec. 31, a percentage of daily proceeds from the Lakes...

After Greenfield’s Fire and Ice event—which was attended by an estimated 300 people — I kept hearing people talk about the amazing  “fire dancers” who performed at Oak Park after the parade. I was able to track these amazing fire dancers down thanks...

The Greenfield Historical Society hosted a holiday craft market at the Greenfield Meetinghouse on Saturday. The society released the cover of its upcoming book, “In the Shadow of Crotched Mountain: Revealing Greenfield’s Colorful Characters Past and...

Members of the Plowshare Farm lifesharing community in Greenfield and friends will perform the 21st annual medieval pageant of the “Shepherds’ Play” Monday, Dec. 11, and Thursday, Dec. 14, at 7 p.m. at the Union Congregational Church, 33 Concord...

Greenfield Elementary School recently participated in STEM interactive learning programs courtesy of retired engineer David Dewitt of Dublin.Dewitt visited students in kindergarten through fourth grade and presented STEM workshops. With students in...

By JESSECA TIMMONS

Former postmaster Scott Lambert of Jaffrey is being remembered in multiple communities across the Monadnock region for his quick wit, kind heart and willingness to help others.  Lambert, who died from cancer Nov. 20 at the age of 62, leaves his...

By AIDAN BEAROR

On Monday, the Mascenic School Board did not accept any of the budget cuts recommended by the Budget Advisory Committee Nov. 29 – cuts that included eliminating teaching positions, mental health service professionals and the superintendent’s...

By ASHLEY SAARI

On Saturday, “Firefighter Santa,” also known as New Ipswich and Greenville firefighter Jim Feldhusen, donned the iconic red suit, with a few notable differences, including firefighter boots and helmet instead of a red cap, and climbed aboard the...

By JESSECA TIMMONS

More than 300 people attended Greenfield’s third annual Fire and Ice event in the center of Greenfield Saturday night. The Greenfield Fire Department and the Greenfield Fire Association organized a mile-long parade of emergency vehicles from East Road...

The Greenfield Historical Society will be open Saturday, Dec. 2, from 3 to 5 p.m. in conjunction with the Greenfield Fire and Ice Festival. An exhibition of Russian nesting dolls, also known as Matryoshka, will be featured. Visitors can tour the...

On a quiet back road, with a lovely view of Crotched Mountain, the Carbee family farm has been selling Christmas trees since 1952. On any Saturday or Sunday in December, you’ll see families with excited children racing through the rows of evergreens,...

By ASHLEY SAARI

The Mascenic Advisory Budget Committee held a series of mostly split votes Wednesday on a slate of suggested cuts to the school budget – including eliminating administrative, teaching and mental health service professionals.The committee voted on 24...

Greenville resident Rayden Morley was a member of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute Spacepot Cup team that achieved its first successful launch at the Spaceport America Cup.The launch earned the team the Jim Furfaro Technical Excellence Award and a...

By BILL FONDA

When Rockingham County Superior Court Judge David Ruoff ruled Monday in favor of the ConVal Regional School District and its co-plaintiffs that the state’s system for funding education is unconstitutional, he wrote that the current base adequacy...

AARP and Chamberlin Free Public Library, 46 Main St. in  Greenville, will present "Be Red Cross Ready: Emergency Preparedness Essentials" Wednesday, Dec. 13, at 7 p.m.AARP has partnered with the American Red Cross because disasters have a...

By ASHLEY SAARI

In an assembly line that has become a well-oiled machine, volunteers at Greenville’s St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry assembled all the fixings needed for a Thanksgiving dinner into laundry baskets on Saturday, ready to hand them out to 125...

Greenfield is gearing up for our third annual, town-wide Fire and Ice celebration on Dec. 2!The Greenfield Fire Department  and the Fire Association created this wonderful event in 2021 as  a way to bring the town together as we moved out of the...

By ASHLEY SAARI

It’s time for Greenville’s annual “Light Up Greenville” holiday decoration contest, with residents encouraged to submit their entry for the best decker of the halls.This year’s categories are a repeat of the categories offered in 2022: “Yankee...