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Vermont artist Ethan Murrow and his team of artist assistants have quite literally been drawing the public into an installation of Queen City history at the Currier Museum of Art.

Sal 'The Voice' Valentinetti, who crooned his way through Season 11 of the hit NBC show 'America's Got Talent,' takes over The Palace Theatre, 80 Hanover St., at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.

Kenny Churchill rode bulls for 20 years, but now he's gearing up for another wild ride.

Selections from Colorado's famed Telluride Film Festival are on the road and headed to the Granite State.

Before the trees start changing color in the Queen City, the grounds of St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral will be covered in grape leaves ' and other tasty Greecian specialities ' for the annual Glendi celebration.

The Red Parka World Championship Downhill Tricycle Race pedals into Attitash Ski Resort from noon to 3 p.m. Sunday.

The Concord City Auditorium's 28th season-opening gala on Sunday will give guests a preview of coming attractions.

Pinch hitter Brock Holt hit a three-run, go-ahead home run in the seventh inning and the Boston Red Sox went on to defeat the visiting Toronto Blue Jays 7-2 Tuesday night to clinch a spot in the playoffs for the third straight year.

A pair of wealthy businessmen-turned-politicians square off this fall to replace Chris Pappas on the Executive Council, who left his seat to run for Congress.

DURHAM - Emergency responders and ROTC cadets gathered at the Durham Fire Department Tuesday morning to remember those who died in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

Manchester police, in a case of sidewalk justice, cut the lock off John Brawley's 129 Walmart bicycle on Aug. 31 and handed it to a man who, with receipt in hand, claimed the bike was his and had been stolen. Now police acknowledge that the bike did in fact belong to Brawley.

Rural and suburban communities across the state are sharing nearly 24 million in awards to improve drinking water and groundwater under the latest rounds of grants from the Drinking Water and Groundwater Advisory Commission, the New Hampshire Senate has announced.

To the Editor: I first met John McCain at a Memorial Day service at Sunapee Beach in 1999.

Some crimes are so heinous, so destructive to the fabric of civil society, that the only just punishment is death.

To the Editor: Resistance, resilience and duty. These are the earmarks of a hero and statesman. John McCain earned his place in history.

To the Editor: During the presidential campaign in 2000, my husband, Bill, was chair of the Grafton County Republican Party. We hosted a breakfast for Sen. John McCain in Franconia and a cocktail party for Mrs. McCain and Mrs. Bush at the Hop in Hanover.

To the Editor: New Hampshire, for the most part, loved John McCain. We value and respect leaders who listen, who aren't afraid to take an unpopular stand, and who make significant sacrifices for our beloved country.

'IT WAS VERY disappointing to see President Obama break with the tradition of former Presidents and become so political,' Vice President Mike Pence told 'Fox News Sunday' host Chris Wallace. He was complaining about Obama's broadside against the sitting President.

To the Editor: The New Hampshire biomass industry and its supporters are making an end run in an attempt to save itself. It may be too little and too late.