FRANKLIN — Franklin Animal Shelter has made the difficult decision to close its doors. This sad news has caused me to reflect ...

The Fourth of July dedication this year recognizes the critical relationship the Town of Andover and Proctor Academy have had since the school’s inception in 1848. From Proctor Academy ...

Our Andover Libraries are incredibly grateful for all the support The Beacon has given us over the years. From printing our monthly acquisitions lists and events, to adding color photos t ...

Over 200 New Hampshire towns have their own town forest. These forests are assets to the community, providing an outdoor space to relax, unwind, and explore, as well as providing undisturb ...

The Andover Service Club is thrilled to announce the revitalization of the Welcome to Andover Committee. Its goal is to welcome new Andover neighbors who have recently moved to our beloved ...

I want to express my sadness to see The Beacon come to an end. I could see the “writing on the wall” over the last couple years, though ...

World leadership today requires commitment to multinational collaboration because we face global challenges that affect all nations and, in addition, they are existential, threatening our survival. Af ...

The Andover Fourth of July Committee has been working diligently throughout the year to organize another memorable Independence Day celebration for the town, continuing a cherished local t ...

Wilmot Garden Club members are (L to R): Linda Colgan, Elizabeth Fielding, and Nancy Schlosser. This year’s sale is on ...

The ice went out on Highland Lake either very late on April 4 or early April 5. Broken ice often floats along the shore of ...

Raymond Allo Cole, a young soldier from New Hampshire, who joined the Army during World War II and was connected to Andover.

Viola Chella recently wrote her own book, Cat Crazy, which is on display at the Andover Public Library. Come check it out! Photo: Michaela Hoover ...