Discover the power of false narratives and the courage of abolitionists in Tom Weiner and Dr. Amilcar Shabazz's talk on 'Listen to the Abolitionists.' ...

Authorities on Monday identified a 24-year-old man found dead of apparent gunshot wounds following a Sunday night dispute ...

Investigation into off-duty Peterborough police officer's shooting to determine self-defense. Incident leaves 1 dead and officer hospitalized.

The Dublin Planning Board reviewed a request to subdivide 12 acres into two lots at 225 Old Harrisville Road during a site visit on Tuesday, with a public hearing scheduled for Thursday, July 16.

Sometimes things do not turn out as I would like. I am far from my teenage years and not as adept at computer usage as my grandkids. I wish they lived close enough to help me set up files and teach me ...

Andy Sanborn, a former New Hampshire state senator and owner of the now-shuttered Concord Casino, faces time in prison after he pleaded guilty Tuesday to a federal charge of misusing pandemic relief ...

Sign up for the Transcript's daily newsletter and get essential news each day. The Dublin Community Center hosted its annual DubHub Music & Artisan Festival on ...

Bruce Hill, a volunteer for the Jaffrey Historical Society and the Jaffrey Center Village Improvement Society, was researching the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States when he came ...

A new weekly community market is launching in downtown Peterborough, bringing local farms, artisans and small businesses together for an eight-week summer pilot season. The Our Town Downtown Market ...

After several weeks writing about old words that are dying out, let me talk about one that was dead and buried, but, god-like, rose from the grave to live among us once again. Actually, it’s not a ...

Sixteen players marked the 250th anniversary of the United States’ independence on Saturday at Adams Playground by playing a baseball game using 1870s rules, organized by the Peterborough Recreation ...

Project Shakespeare will present “Speak the Speech!” on July 17-18 at the Jaffrey Civic Center, featuring students ages 4-16 performing scenes from Shakespeare’s plays.