Adam Shaw will step into the role on January 18, 2027, succeeding Town Manager Michael Pardue, who plans to retire after more than five years in the position.
Foot Bridge Lobster in Ogunquit fans will soon be able to enjoy its famous lobster rolls indoors — and in winter — at a new Kittery location.
Gather's fresh food bus, known as Gus the Bus, is now making regular visits to Lamprey Health Care in Newmarket.
After years of delays, two Seacoast tower projects may finally bring a signal to Route 1’s dead zones in North Hampton and Hampton.
“We will miss the joy he brought to everyone who stopped by to say hello,” said Churchill’s Garden Center owners Jim and Gisela Manna on the death of Oliver the parrot.
York school officials are weighing a $5.1 million upgrade package for the high school — a key step they said toward a long‑planned district reorganization.
Sanford’s emergency order at the abandoned mill is staying in place as officials warn of hazards, debunk rumors and confront a growing homelessness challenge.
Portsmouth Police Dept. called out by union for 12 staff vacancies and forced OT. Leaders acknowledge talks, say it's standard negotiating.
'It was a great game. A little close with the five sets, but we took the win. It was a really good game,' Dover's Grace Harvey on 3-2 volleyball win over Portsmouth.
'I was absolutely outcoached, and we got beat today. It starts with me. I look forward to getting back to work on Monday,' Andrew Elwell, Marshwood head coach, after 37-14 loss to Biddeford.
South of Portsmouth’s downtown, on Lincoln Avenue, is a row of four townhouses built in 1876. It probably would be illegal to build today.
Portsmouth housing plan seeks action on cottage homes, zoning, tax relief, accessory dwelling units and more to address affordability crisis.
Joe’s Meat Shoppe is entering a new chapter as a master chef takes over the 42‑year‑old local staple.
Meet 15 girls volleyball surprise standouts from Portsmouth, Dover, Exeter, Winnacunnet, Oyster River, STA, Somersworth, PCA, Marshwood and York.
A Portsmouth man was revived from an overdose, then arrested twice in less than four hours, allegedly crashing into a police cruiser.