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More than 400 artists are known to have painted in the White Mountains during the 19th century. My own relationship with the paintings of the White Mountain School of Art dates back to my college years, when — as a forestry student at the University of New Hampshire’s former Forestry Camp at Passaconaway out on the Kancamagus Highway — I was introduced to the region’s local lore by a retired UNH professor, Dr. Clark Stevens. I remember listening to Doc Stevens one early eve

Charlie Vogel shares insights on White Mountain Art White Mountain Art is with us again! Not just as Nature designed it, in the actual...

Recalling King Kong’s First Love She looked perfectly at home sitting poolside at the Tamworth Inn… It was hard to imagine this...

Driving across the U.S of A. is always an amazing undertaking—this is one big country. Of course, who am I to speak, when this is...

In the so-called immoral times of ancient Greece, philosopher Diogenes took to the streets with a lighted lantern in broad daylight to...

Birthdays are a time for turning over a new leaf, a time to turn a new page in the book of one's life, so to speak. Pardon the literary...

Popular Jackson artist Myke Morton was able to make her living via her distinctive art.

Isn't it reassuring to know there are still plenty of potatoes being grown right here in our valley?

Border collies have been helping man herd and keep track of their domesticated animals since before Biblical times.

New Hampshire marks the place in America where the lilac was first successfully grown.