Grandma Kitty’s House: Let’s Be Thankful

Grandma Kitty tries to look on the bright side of things we might not be thankful for.

Heartline Ministries:All Things But Loss

Pastors Harold Noyes and Timothy Golden study Philippians chapter 3. They emphasize the need for caution in spiritual battles, personal transformation, and valuing Christ above all. The conversation addresses complacency in the church, the necessity of constructive criticism, and the struggles of faith. Community events in Charlestown, New Hampshire, are also highlighted, inviting participation and reflection.

Altercation on Flat St leads to one arrest for disorderly and one for a warrant

The FEED: Holiday Events with Betsy Thurston

Bellows Falls is buzzing with community events, including upcoming concerts and a new community calendar. The holiday season is highlighted with shopping trends and the BF Rocks program, which promotes local businesses through curated gift boxes. The importance of supporting local businesses is emphasized, especially with changes in healthcare services. There are also opportunities for volunteers to help with holiday decorations.

Here and Now Mandalas 2024

“Here and Now Mandalas” took place in Keene, NH and was supported by the New Hampshire State Council for the Arts. Participants include: Sophie Sanders, Artist and Creator of Here and Now Mandalas Project; Georgia Cassamatis, Founder and Director, Friends of Public Art; Riley Lynch, Director of Weather Makers Dance company; Owen and Ezra Landis, musicians; Phylicia Roberts, Artist Assistant; Makayla R, Artist Assistant; Jenn Bakalar, Teaching Artist; Kelsey Fleet, Teaching Artist; Jay Hall, Volunteer. “Here and Now Mandalas” was presented by the Friends of Public Art and was awarded grants by the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts, the Putnam Foundation, The NH Charitable Foundation, and the Kingsbury Foundation. Monadnock Food Co-Op contributed healthy snacks and MaXT Makerspace in Peterborough, NH hosted Sanders as an artist-in-residence. The Keene Snow and Ice Festival provided inclusion in their event.

“Here and Now Mandalas” was presented by the Friends of Public Art and was awarded grants by the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts, the Putnam Foundation, The NH Charitable Foundation, and the Kingsbury Foundation.