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Fire officials say rain this weekend is keeping a 70-acre forest fire from growing in the White Mountains.Spokesperson Dee Hines said firefighters have…

A hiker is recovering after he slid off a New Hampshire mountain trail and down a ledge into some trees, unable to move due to the steep grade and…

Keeping the maple syrup flowing for generations to come will be the focus of a panel discussion and pancake breakfast at the University of New…

Truffle hunters in Oregon say they've been shut out of some of their favorite spots, as a result of new regulations.

There aren’t many roads that have books written about them, but we have one in New Hampshire. In 1973, writer Elizabeth Yates published “The Road Through…

A former New Hampshire Bar Association president who helped block construction of a four-lane highway through Franconia Notch has died at age 94.Fred…

July 10, 2013In the past few years there’s been a resurgence in American moonshine, including high-end bottles on liquor store shelves. The movement comes…

Small-town America may or may not be the heart of the country, but it sure is at the heart of many of the books suggested by the independent booksellers this year.

NPR senior news analyst Daniel Schorr says that in the recent old days, creative initiatives came from the Federal government, but lately, with the budget impasse and gridlock on Capitol Hill, the states seem to be taking the lead once again.

Commentator Merrill Mathews guides us through the various kennel clubs of Washington, DC. It's a satyrical look at the political players on Capitol Hill from the Blue Dogs to the Yellow Dogs to the Lap Dogs to the Dead Dogs.