Francestown News

Rosaly's Garden and Farmstand farm manager Matt Gifford and founder Rosaly Bass outside of the Farmstand Thursday morning.

Instructor Coordinator Peter Kelleher of New Ipswich Fire Department, left, stands with five students who graduated from Mascenic's Firefighter I program this year.

Troop 2 Boy Scouts Max Davie, 11, of Bennington and Sean Grady, 11, of Francestown toss retired flags into the fire during a Flag Day ceremony in Antrim Friday evening.

A temporary bridge has reopened the 2nd New Hampshire Turnpike in Francestown that has been closed since December because of the poor condition of the bridge.

The colorful and clever paintings of artist Wally Tripp have adorned the pages of nine children's books that Tripp wrote himself.

Sarah Aborn and her son, Desmond, pulled back the slingshots' rubber straps and took aim.

Wake, a research associate professor at the Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans and Space at the University of New Hampshire, will deliver his professional perspective and research on the subject of climate change.

Traffic flows through Francestown on a narrow road with patches of cracked asphalt and a notorious blind left at one end, leaving Jim Howe and his wife, who live on the road, feeling as though they're playing "some horrible video game" every time they pull out of their driveway.

When you're an eight-year-old jazz piano prodigy, it can be hard to find a place to fit in.

Construction on a temporary one-lane bridge was slated to begin today on the 2nd N.H. Turnpike, where a bridge has been closed since December.

Francestown Memorial Day parade, led by bagpiper Roy Pywell, a retired Pipe Major in the British Army and Antrim resident, marches down 2nd N.H. Turnpike South.