ANDOVER – This letter is submitted in response to a letter published in the August Beacon in which the writer states that a certain lawn sign “… appears to call for the killing and dismembering of ...

A first-time customer, who also admitted to being a first time crepe-eater, chats with Downtown Crepes owner Louise Nylander during a slow moment. The motto on the website for Downtown Crepes, located ...

Left to right- Leo Paquin, Chair, Franklin Business and Industrial Development Corporation (FBIDC), a nonprofit, and Janna Thompson, Assistant Vice President/Banking Office Manager, Bank of New ...

Luan Clark, curator of the Andover Historical Society’s archives, gives a tour of Andover’s historic documents and artifacts. Have you ever held an object from over 100 years ago in your hands and ...

The flower boxes on the Maple Street Bridge were first installed by the Fortnightly Club in 2005, in memory of Madelyn Thompson Baker, a member of the Fortnightly Club and founder of the East Andover ...

Indoor Walking at Proctor Academy’s Field House, Andover, NH —– 8:30 to 10 AM Enjoy year-round walking without worrying about the weather. Please walk in clean, dry footwear. You are encoura ...

ANDOVER — What does “our land” mean? Land is never “ours” beyond our lifetimes. It passes on to a new generation of folks who may have a new idea of what is best for that space. On on ...

Alex Bernhard, on the Northern Rail Trail he helped create. Photo: Myra Mayman Alex Bernhard, a founder of the Friends of the Northern Rail Trail (FNRT) in Merrimack County, is stepping down from the ...

ANDOVER – On April 14, representatives from each of Proctor’s 10th grade English classes delivered personal speeches as part of the 26th Annual Hays Speaking Contest. Started by late Trustee and ...

Then: The above image is looking north on Main Street, circa 1880, from in front of the Congregational Church (out of frame to the left). FRANKLIN — In the 1800s, West Franklin was just “Franklin”, ...

Pictured are Financiers which are small, traditional French almond cakes dating back to the 17th century. Financiers are a small, traditional French almond cake dating back to the 17th century.

Shown enjoying good food and each other’s company at the April Senior Lunch at The Andover Community Hub are Judy Perrault (back to the camera) and (circling right to left) Lloyd Perrault, Tina Cotton ...