Thirty-one patrols competed in the Wannalancit District Boy Scout Klondike Derby on the grounds of St. Paul's School in Concord on Saturday, February 4, 2012.  The patrols had to navigate a course with a sled, which carried all their supplies for the day.  At various stations along the course, the patrols… 0

Derek Small, executive director of The W.I.L.D. Center and Zoological Park of New England non-profit hosted a Wildlife Encounter: Global Safari educational program at the Pleasant View Retirement community on Sunday afternoon, January 29, 2012. The show hosted various animals from around the world in the community's… 0

When I was getting ready to move to New Hampshire a climbing friend asked me if I was planning a winter ascent of Mount Washington once I moved. I honestly hadn't thought about it. In the three years since then I have been to the summit three times, but I have yet to climb, ski or walk to the summit in the winter.Columnist… 0

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The Operation Santa Claus program is helping nearly 2,000 underprivileged children across New Hampshire this year.This Tuesday, I photographed volunteers loading the donated Christmas presents into the back of 25 National Guard trucks. When I first arrived, I was slightly overwhelmed with the amount of activity, so… 0

It seemed worth sharing what it looked like to move a creaky barn over soaked earth. When Larry Habel, of Penacook, decided that the old structure in his backyard wasn't large enough for his needs, he was ready to start from scratch. But his neighbors, Flip Nevers and Carol Foss, saw an opportunity. They offered… 0

More than 500 people and just over three hours later, the first town meeting I've photographed was over. I hear town meeting season in March is always an interesting time (and also that I should watch for something called "frost heaves" when driving between them*). This was a special one called to sort… 0

Showing up two hours before the actual event happens leads to some interesting wanderings around a place I'm sure I will be plenty familiar with in no time. The 92nd annual Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce Meeting at the Grappone Convention Center tonight wrapped up with a kazoo symphony and an impromptu musical… 0

This weekend the photo department was able to publish two things that diverge just a little bit in form from our daily coverage of political stumping, high schoolers being athletic and New Hampshirites in the sun/rain/cold. Not that we don't love bringing those things to you all. Its our bread and butter and we… 0

The Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord hosted the American Girl fashion show again this year. 0

Over the last month reporter Tricia Nadolny and I scouted out every place we could to try and find new citizens open to talking about what voting will be like for the first time. The result of our work ran in this Sunday's paper.   After attending two citizenship ceremonies, calling every adult learning center… 0

One of my favorite things in the world is the concept of trick-or-treating. The costumes kids pick just totally fascinate me. Everyone is out on the street. Even the mean lady who lived on the corner of my block and would yell at me and my sister for playing too close to her yard would get her plastic bowls of tootsie… 0

Kids, parents and oxen alike prepared for autumn at the Warner Fall Foliage Festival in downtown Warner on October 8, 2011. 0

Fall foliage from the Kancamagus Highway; September 28, 2011. 0