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Greenfield storyteller Sebastian Lockwood will return to the Greenfield Meetinghouse Thursday, Nov. 16, to perform “Caesar: The Man From Venus.” Doors open for dinner at 6 p.m., and storytelling begins at 7 p.m. Lockwood will be accompanied by his...

By B.J. CARBEE

The Francestown Patriotic Purposes Committee organized the town’s annual Veterans Day parade on Saturday, which takes place every year at at 11 a.m. on the 11th of November. The committee is made up of three veterans or spouses of veterans,...

By JESSECA TIMMONS

The Town of Greenfield and the Friends of the Greenfield Meetinghouse have been working in partnership since 2019 to raise funds for repairs to the Greenfield Community Meetinghouse, and the Select Board recently voted to take over the grant...

By AIDAN BEAROR

A busy travel season and a series of natural disasters left the Red Cross with a blood shortage in September. With the holidays and even more travel on the horizon, the organization is looking to combat another potential lack of donations. According...

By AIDAN BEAROR

By providing a space for practitioners of multiple wellness disciplines to practice and teach, Salitter Spiritual Wellness Studio aims to combat high rent prices for healers while making quality spiritual wellness a more-accessible service for...

Like all small towns in the Monadnock region, Greenfield relies on volunteers to do much of the work that keeps our community safe, connected and strong. The Greenfield Fire Association (GFA)  is one of our most-vital volunteer groups. Not only do...

By JESSECA TIMMONS

The towns of Bennington and Greenfield have each created community power committees, which will enable the towns to negotiate for lower electric rates for residents currently served by Eversource. Bennington’s committee, chaired by David...

BY JESSECA TIMMONS

Sheldon Pennoyer of Greenfield has been awarded the 2023 Clinton Scheerr Award for Excellence in New Hampshire Architecture. The award, created in memory of New Hampshire architect Clinton Scheerr, was established to honor “oustanding New Hampshire...

Artists Diane Orzel of Wilton and Linda Salisbury of Greenville will be part of the Creative Ventures Gallery’s  annual  “Small Works, Big Impact” show at the gallery, 411 Nashua St. in Milford, or online from Nov. 7 to Dec. 31.The opening reception...

AARP New Hampshire and Chamberlin Free Public Library, 46 Main St. in Greenville, will present “Medicare 101: Understanding Your Benefits” Wednesday, Nov. 15, at 7 p.m.The session will provide an overview of the different parts of Medicare, coverage...

The last of the warm weather held out for Greenfield’s third annual Pumpkinfest and trunk-or-treat at Oak Park on Saturday. Organized by the Oak Park Committee, the event has become a Greenfield tradition, drawing hundreds of visitors from around the...

Greenfield, Hancock and Peterborough elementary schools have partnered with the Cornucopia Project of Peterborough to provide hands-on “edible education” to students.The Cornucopia Project is a local nonprofit organization that provides hands-on...

Southern New Hampshire University named the following students to the summer 2023 president's list: Austin Brancheau of Rindge, Lily Hannula of Jaffrey, Stephanie Babb of Greenfield, Rebecca Redwine of Greenville, Sarah Giannini of Temple, Krystal...

Abigail Johnson of Greenfield graduated magna cum laude from The King's College New York City with a bachelor’s degree in politics, philosophy and economics and minors in American Constitutionalism and international affairs. Magna cum laude represents...

Lindsey Carolyn Carey of Greenfield graduated cum laude from Western New England University in May with a BSE in civil engineering/environmental engineering.

The Oak Park Committee w ll hold its third annual Pumpkin Festival Saturday Oct. 28, from 4 to 8 p.m. at Oak Park, 971 Forest Road in Greenfield.Rain date is for Oct. 29.This family event is free and open to the public. Oak Park is a carry-in and...

BY JESSECA TIMMONS

Every year in Greenfield, around the beginning of October, people in town start to speculate: what will Jim and Ginnie Plourde come up with this year? If you drive down Route 31 on the way to Lyndeborough from the center of town, you can’t miss the...

By REP. MOLLY HOWARD

My first year in the New Hampshire Legislature has allowed me a chance to research, observe and network. I spent my time learning the lay of the land, listening closely to the debates that precede every vote and researching the background and intent...

By ASHLEY SAARI

During a family reunion and celebration of her upcoming 100th birthday, the Town of Greenville presented Annie Vautour with the town’s Boston Post Cane.The Boston Post Cane was gifted to communities across New England by the Boston Post newspaper,...

Children picked out pumpkins and make Halloween-themed crafts at the Greenville Pumpkinpalooza event on Sunday.