Built in the early 1800s, The Brick Store has been a fixture in the Bath community for nearly two centuries. Operating as a general store, which also housed the town’s post office until 1943, The Brick Store has served as a social hub for generations. The store closed in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and was vacant until April of this year, when the Girouard Family reopened its doors, breathing new life into this iconic North Country landmark.

In August, Karen Norcross, owner of Karen’s Kare in North Haverhill, NH, will close the doors to her home-based daycare; however, the legacy of love, laughter, and learning that …

Word has been received that the local Post 5245 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars has been selected as one of five top posts in New Hampshire in their outstanding programs of giving back to the community.

It was about a mile from that spot that the fair was born, as the Pink Granite Grange Fair, in 1946, after being set up for a couple of years as a one-day agricultural event for local kids and their 4-H animals.