The Exeter High School boys tennis team improved to 2-0 on this season with a 9-0 win over Pinkerton Academy on Friday.

Petrolia’s Ryan Richardson had two power play goals in the third but it wasn’t enough as the Exeter Hawks pushed the Yeck Division final to game six The visiting Hawks beat Petrolia 4-3 Sunday at the ...

Ingalls school at 144 High St. in Farmington ... and would not impose any additional financial obligations on the Mt. Blue School District.

A developer is seeking approval to demolish Blue Ribbon Cleaners in Exeter and replace it with an ... "I think 50 feet is high, but it is appropriate for this area," said Zoning Board member ...

A developer is seeking approval to demolish Blue Ribbon Cleaners in Exeter and replace it with an 18-room hotel ... is because the project is not mixed-use. "I think 50 feet is high, but it is ...

From one blue-state parent to another ... for homeschooling parents. It's the latest high-profile battle dealing with school choice, a campaign issue President Donald Trump ran on.

Singapore Ballet returns with its 2025 Season to showcase a series of performances including two timeless classical ballets, Romeo & Juliet and Cinderella, as well as a charming children’s production, ...

This makes a great grad gift! Don’t forget to enclose a note with your personal congratulations on this important milestone of high school graduation. This charming, amusing book offers advice for ...

The Exeter High School girls hockey team had the New Hampshire Divison I Player of the Year winner for three straight years from 2018 to 2020. Now the Blue Hawks have another player to join ...

During the town hall, which was held at Columbus High School, Flood was pressed by attendees ... saying it would be “great to have as many blue dots there as possible!” Gibbs, the chairman ...

his high school team began to trend. Flagg played at Montverde Academy in Florida. As it turns out, the entire Montverde lineup from last season is set to play in the NCAA Tournament.

Exeter 14 Bath 48 There was once a time when Bath Rugby ruled supreme, dominating the English rugby landscape with a style of play, which for years saw them rewarded with its fair share of silverware.