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Two years ago, the Hooksett school board proposed a warrant article that covered all the repairs and replacements necessary at all three Hooksett schools. It was defeated. Last year, the school board …

Cheers to chartering celebration

What an unforgettable evening! Our Cheers to Chartering Celebration was filled with fellowship, meaningful connections, and inspiring moments that reminded us why service matters. We were honored to …

Holidays in Hooksett are fast approaching!

HOOKSETT, NH — Every December, a dedicated group of volunteers put on the town’s largest holiday event called Light Up The Village. This is when the Historic Village located around Robie’s Country Store lights up! The heart of Hooksett glows a little brighter as neighbors, families, and friends gather for a celebration that blends tradition, community spirit, and the magic of the holidays. …

Hooksett’s Scouts BSA Troop 292 has an exciting lineup of activities planned for the coming months! In  November , the troop will join other local scouting units for the …

Hooksett’s Town Council held a public forum at the Hooksett Public Library on November 4 that was designed to build understanding, increase transparency, and encourage voter participation. The …

  Tax Increment Financing (TIF) is a fundraising mechanism provided to New Hampshire municipalities through RSA 162-K. It is based around the planning and creation of territorially defined …

Christmas can be a painful time. It may be the first Christmas without a loved one who has recently died. It may be a time where broken relationships are wished to be healed. It may be a time that …

Happiness in a box

  The title of this piece comes from my 10-year-old daughter, Finley, who adores The Robie Store. Every Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday before school, she insists we stop by—and as a …

Will Humelsine of the Air Force enjoys a hearty breakfast with friend James Minard of the National Guard.

Longtime Pleasant Street Property to Become Two Lots After Subdivision Approval Hooksett, NH — A piece of family-owned land on Pleasant Street will soon host a new home following Planning …

Morgan Street Daycare Approval Delayed as Neighbors Voice Traffic Concerns Hooksett, NH — A longstanding childcare center on Morgan Street will wait at least another two weeks for a …

    Thirteen new contractor bays will soon rise on Eastpoint Drive after the Planning Board unanimously approved BDD Realty’s industrial site plan. Two new …

Hooksett Kiwanis celebrate 25-year anniversary

  Hooksett Kiwanis c elebrated the kick-off to their new year with their Installation of Officers while at the same time started the yearlong celebration of their 25th Year Anniversary. The …

Got socks?

The Hooksett Lions 16th Annual “Got Socks” Drive has begun. There is a need for NEW socks for all ages and sizes. Donations will be collected until November 28th to benefit Hooksett …

Hooksett has changed. Fields have become neighborhoods, quiet roads now hum with traffic, and the town that once felt tucked between forest and river now connects seamlessly to the region around it. …

Hooksett's Historic Heart. What's Now?

At 16 Main Street in Hooksett Village stands a timeless brick structure—closed for the last sixteen years, but far from forgotten to those who remember this beautiful building. To some, …

The twinkle is back! Hooksett’s 4th Annual Light Up The Village holiday lighting celebration will illuminate the historic village by Robie’s Country Store and Veterans Park on Saturday, …

Some heroes don’t look for recognition—they simply live their values each day. And sometimes, it takes someone close to them to help the rest of us see just how extraordinary they are. …

HOOKSETT — At its June 9 meeting, the Hooksett Conservation Commission shared updates on the proposed “Access for All” project at Head’s Pond Trail, aimed at improving …

In desperate need of School Marms!

The Hooksett Head School is an extremely valuable part of the Hooksett community. Many students have visited this one-room school house over the years on class trips as 3rd or 4th graders. The field …

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