Colebrook News

First Colebrook Bank has unveiled plans to open a branch in Portsmouth - the North Country-based bank's first full-service office in the Seacoast market.

Headquartered in New Hampshire's Great North Woods, First Colebrook Bank will open a full-service branch on Lafayette Road.

The Carroll County Commissioners paid out a $15,000 termination settlement to Jail Superintendent Dennis Robinson on Monday, June 22 - the day the 18-year county employee was supposed to return from a 90-day unpaid leave over a March DWI conviction.

JOHN HARRIGAN spoke to an appreciative audience of more than 150 at the Wright Museum this past Tuesday evening, June 30.

Life-saving highway driving tips were presented today as part of the American Trucking Associations' national Share the Road highway safety tour by top professional truck drivers.

No one can envy the job of the New Hampshire Legislature and governor this year.

As New Hampshire moves closer to legalizing gambling to balance the state's budget, Berlin and Lincoln have emerged as the two locations most likely to win a coveted gaming license.

Whether it was that little unpleasantry back in 1776 or another reason now lost in time, it seems that the early settlers of this North Country town fell behind in paying tribute to the crown.

Hail in the North Country, sudden rains in the south and heavy winds all over made for an interesting afternoon yesterday throughout New Hampshire.

They say the only guarantees in life are death and taxes. Here in New Hampshire we can add black flies to the list.

Get some highspeed internet up there. Why does the border patrol set up that station near exit 30? It is miles from the border.

On this somber day of remembrance, back in the days when people could remember the nation's struggle and strife in the Civil War, ranks of soldiers would march through town on Memorial Day.

When the boulangerie opened eight years ago in the hardscrabble town of Colebrook, N.H., near the Canadian border, there was no reason to think it would survive even a day.

When the boulangerie opened eight years ago in this hardscrabble town near the Canadian border, there was no reason to think it would survive even a day.

Kaleigh Morneau, a WMRHS senior who participates in the Mountain View Academy program manned the Mountain View Grand food table at the Coos Goes South event in Concord last week.

Rebecca Rule E-mail Web site RSS Feed Rebecca Rule, author of "Live Free and Eat Pie: A Storyteller's Guide to New Hampshire," spends a lot of time on the road, traveling to her wicked funny performances throughout the Granite State.

On its wander out of Dixville Notch on the way to the Connecticut River, the Mohawk River is typically more than a babble but less than a rush.

Sens. Judd Gregg and Jeanne Shaheen want the government to build a new Border Patrol station in Colebrook, N.H. They wrote Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano to say Colebrook would be a better site than Canaan, Vt.

Carroll County Jail Director Dennis Robinson will be back on the job in June after a 90-day suspension without pay resulting from a March drunken driving conviction.

When the U.S. government starts telling law-abiding, economically productive, legal immigrant residents of New Hampshire that they have to get out and stay out, this state has a serious problem.