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United Way of Greater Nashua is calling on community members to help fight hunger by volunteering at the annual Kevin Slattery Memorial Food Drive.

By DAVID ALLEN

High Mowing School held its May Day celebration on the Wilton campus under skies friendlier than promised.

By DAVID ALLEN

A porcupine appeared in left field during the first inning of Friday’s baseball game between Wilton-Lyndeborough and Mascenic baseball game, delaying play for a while.

By DAVID ALLEN

Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative Middle High School recently welcomed inductees into the National Honor Society.

By DAVID ALLEN

Wilton’s Economic Development Leadership Team has heard what a lot of people in the town want -- or don’t want.

If you’ve lived in the Wilton-Lyndeborough area long enough, you know whenever there’s a parade you’ll most likely see Rhonda Watts-Hettinger participating with the Lafayette Artillery, seated on her grandfather’s cavalry saddle while dressed in appropriate military garb.

The Meditation Spiral at 31 Abbot Hill Acres, Wilton, will host a free walk Saturday, May 3, as part of the World Wide Labyrinth Walk for Peace.

Roots group Low Lily will perform  at Wilton Folk Café, 25 Gregg St., on Friday, May 2.

Cirque Us will perform “One Man’s Trash: A Repurposed Circus” in partnership with the Flying Gravity Circus at High Mowing School Tuesday, May 6, at 7 p.m. at Pine Hill at High Mowing School, 77 Pine Hill Drive, Wilton

By BEN CONANT

The already-sharp Mascenic Vikings and improving Wilton-Lyndeborough Warriors clashed on the field Friday afternoon, where the Mascenic softballers showed off their skills and the young WLC squad learned and grew.

By BEN CONANT

Records fell at the ConVal track team’s only home meet of the season Tuesday as the Cougars showcased why they have their eyes on postseason hardware this spring.

By DAVID ALLEN

Given Wilton-Lyndeborough Superintendent Peter Weaver’s announcement that he will step away from his position at the end of the next academic year, Lyndeborough resident Jonathan Vanderhoff used the public comment section of Tuesday’s School Board meeting to suggest that the board consider making the post a part-time position in the future.

The oldest building on Main Street in Wilton is the one with a sign that is both an introduction and a guide for living – LocalShare. It is also one of the buildings designated by the Wilton Economic Development Committee as a place to stop and view the Souhegan River. That is possible from the seats near the windows in the back or from the deck attached at street level behind the building.

By DAVID ALLEN

Three-days-a-week rehearsals since late January bore fruit last week when the Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative Drama Club performed “The Little Mermaid” for two evenings in the Cooperative Middle School High School cafeteria.

By DAVID ALLEN

Wilton has a new fire chief.

By DAVID ALLEN

Although snowstorms can foster angst for everyone from school superintendents to retail merchants in the Monadnock region, the Wilton Lyndeboro Winter Wanderers view a heavy blanket of white on the ground with enthusiasm.

By DAVID ALLEN

Superintendent Peter Weaver announced at Tuesday’s School Board meeting that he will be leaving his position at the end of the next school year

Town Hall Theatre, 40 Main St., Wilton, will screen the 1925 silent film "Ben Hur, A Tale of the Christ" on Sunday, April 13, at 2 p.m. Admission is free, with a suggested donation of $10 to support the theater’s silent film series.

By JESSECA TIMMONS

Hancock resident Henry Ditlow, a senior at High Mowing School in Wilton, launched Hancock’s first seed library Saturday at Hancock Town Library.

 The Wilton Historical Society will meet Thursday, April 10, at 7 p.m. in the Historical Rooms at the Wilton Public/Gregg Free Library, 7 Forest Road, Wilton.