Groveton News

A fire on Goulet Street on Wednesday afternoon left a family of seven with no home and no belongings.

There will be no disruption at the last operating paper mill in Coos County, as its parent company files for creditor protection in the U.S. and Canada.

If Gov. Jim Douglas doesn't veto the state budget, which included a 6 percent sales tax on hard liquor, it will send Vermonters over the border to buy liquor in New Hampshire.

Christine 'Chris' Davis holds one of her favorite one-of-a-kind wooden bowls that is for sale through her business, Art In the Meadows of Jefferson.

Joyce Edna Gaudette, 88, of Moody Beach, died Friday, April 24, 2009 in Dover, N.H. She was born on March 1, 1921, a daughter of Wayland and Bernice Jenny Baldwin in Coaticook, Quebec.

Born in Groveton on December 8, 1923, David Hensley was the youngest child of William Henry and Carrie Harrison Poe Hensley .

Four Vermont school districts that went their own ways 13 years ago have decided to reunite and jointly hire a school superintendent.

A superintendent of a rural New Hampshire school district is the Gill-Montague Regional School Committee's unanimous choice for the Gill-Montague's next superintendent.

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.

Divvying up the money from the huge federal stimulus package is creating a political pig scramble across the state, with government, political and community leaders competing for dollars for their pet projects.

When the nation's economy begins its turnaround, northern New Hampshire's most important highways must be smoother and faster, economic leaders told U.S. Sen.

Until it closed last year, the paper mill was the barometer of life in this North Country town.

In making the announcement series president Tom Mayberry said, 'White Mountain has always been a popular show for fans of Super Late Model racing, but in recent years the increasingly tight schedule at New ...

Residents in Groveton told 911 dispatchers they saw a man with some sort of long gun Wednesday evening.

Before the economy grew sicker in 2008, Roger Chauvette already had his pink slip in hand.

Some people in northern New Hampshire are about to lose cable television for good.

Next week, people in three North Country communities may no longer be getting cable television.

January 2009 By DAN BARNES Born in August 20, 1918, Carr Burke, known to his youthful contemporaries in Groveton as either "Tudd" or "Took", or both, was the son of Ben and Harriet L. Burke.

The Coos County Action Plan process brought together 100 county leaders to discuss the wood industry, energy, tourism, the creative economy and health care.

BACKGROUND: The State Liquor Commission is considering a plan that would allow the sale of hard liquor in grocery stores.