Conway Daily Sun

The Conway Daily Sun is a complimentary daily newspaper that is released five days a week, from Tuesday to Saturday, in Conway, New Hampshire. It focuses on news and events in the Mount Washington Valley. Established in 1989 by Country News Club, it also served as the inspiration for three additional Daily Sun newspapers located in New Hampshire and Maine.

Local

English

Newspaper

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

#409737

United States

#94548

News and Media

#3604

Traffic sources

Monthly visitors

Articles

Democrat Billie Butler wins special election to represent Somersworth and Rollinsford in NH House

3 days ago | conwaydailysun.com | William Skipworth

Billie Butler, a Democrat, defeated Republican Ken Hilton by a vote of 964-774. (Photo by Dave Cummings/New Hampshire Bulletin)kAmkDA2? DEJ=6lQ7@?E\H6:89Ei c__jQmq:==:6 qFE=6C H@? 2 DA64:2= 6=64E:@? %F6D52J E@ C6A=246 s2H? tG2?D[ H9@ >@G65 @FE @7 E96 5:DEC:4E[ :? E96 }6H w2>AD9:C6 w@FD6 @7 #6AC6D6?E2E:G6D]k^DA2?mk^AmkAmkDA2? DEJ=6lQ7@?E\H6:89Ei c__jQmqFE=6C[ 2 s6>@4C2E[ 56762E65 #6AF3=:42? z6? w:=E@?
New Hampshire Legislature to vote on banning school buildings from being used to house migrants

3 days ago | conwaydailysun.com | William Skipworth

If signed into law, HB 71 would ban New Hampshire public schools, colleges, and universities from housing immigrants. Here, migrants traveling in family groups wait in line to board a transport bus after being escorted by Border Patrol and Texas National Guard personnel on May 10, 2023, at the Texas-Mexico border. (Photo by Corrie Boudreaux for Source NM)kAmkDA2?
New Hampshire lawmakers to vote on whether to give parents access to their child’s library history

4 days ago | conwaydailysun.com | William Skipworth

House Bill 273, if passed, would mandate public libraries make kids’ borrowing histories available to their parents upon request. (Photo by Dana Wormald/New Hampshire Bulletin)kAmkDA2? DEJ=6lQ7@?E\H6:89Ei c__jQm{:3C2CJ C64@C5D :? }6H w2>AD9:C6 2C6 4FCC6?E=J 4@?7:56?E:2= F?56Ck^DA2?m k2 9C67lQ9EEADi^^84]?9]8@G^CD2^9E>=^)'x^a_`\s^a_`\s\``]9E>Q E2C86ElQ03=2?<QmkDA2? DEJ=6lQ7@?E\H6:89Ei c__jQmDE2E6 =2Hk^DA2?mk^2mkDA2?
Judge dismisses $50 million cell tower lawsuit

4 days ago | conwaydailysun.com | Daymond Steer

CONWAY — A $50 million lawsuit filed against the Conway Zoning Board of Adjustment for its approval of a cell tower was dismissed by a judge recently. The permit must be exercised within a year’s time. The proposed tower is estimated to be about 160 feet tall. kAm%96 46== E@H6C AC@;64E 92D 2 3F:=5:?8 A6C>:E 2?5 ?@ >@C6 E@H? 2AAC@G2=D ?66565[ D2:5 r@?H2J pDD:DE2?E !=2??6C w@==J (9:E6=2H]k^AmkAmx? a_a`[ E96 +qp 2AAC@G65 2? 2AA=:42E:@?
WWE’s Bubba Ray Dudley Dishes on ‘LFG’ Season 2 Dramas, The Undertaker & What’s Next

1 week ago | conwaydailysun.com | Scott Fishman

Athletes from all walks of life are stepping foot in the ring with hopes of earning major career opportunities during Season 2 of WWE LFG (Legends & Future Greats). Premiering June 22 on A&E, the competition show sees 16 new and returning faces endure grueling mental and physical tests with hopes of securing a WWE NXT contract. They’ll be broken up into teams led by Hall of Fame coaches The Undertaker, Booker T, Bubba Ray Dudley and Michelle McCool.
Ossipee to file another complaint against RV owner

1 week ago | conwaydailysun.com | Daymond Steer

OSSIPEE — The town of Ossipee withdrew its zoning complaint against Steven Brown, a former selectman's candidate who the town claimed was living illegally in an RV, after acknowledging a material fact in their case was wrong. Now. the selectmen, led by chair Jonathan Smith, is lodging a new violation complaint against Brown, who told the Sun they can bring it on as he beat them in court the last time. kAmQ%9:D :D 2 G6?56EE2 3642FD6 x <:4<65 9:D >@?<6J 2DD :? 4@FCE[Q D2:5 qC@H? :?
Trial for rec path lawsuit scheduled for August 2026

1 week ago | conwaydailysun.com | Daymond Steer

CONWAY — Jury selection for a Bartlett attorney's lawsuit against the state over its decision to allow the Conway Rec Path to be built on former bypass land has been scheduled for Aug. 31, 2026. In of May 2024, James Pietrangelo of Bartlett filed suit in Carroll County Superior Court, complaining that the state paid nearly $2 million in federal dollars for land meant to be used for the now-scrapped Conway bypass but which was made available for rec path and skate park projects.
Ayotte pushes back on changes to first responder retirement plans

1 week ago | conwaydailysun.com | Chris Wade

(The Center Square) — New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte criticized lawmakers for making last-minute changes to a plan to restore pension benefits for 1,500 first-responders who had them cut several years ago. A House and Senate Committee of Conference late Wednesday approved changes to the two-year $15.9 billion state budget that restored retirement benefits for 1,500 police and firefighters who had them cut in 2011.
Kennett graduates 143 in outdoor ceremony

1 week ago | conwaydailysun.com | Lloyd Jones

CONWAY — It rained for the 14th consecutive Saturday, but not enough to dampen graduation day for the Kennett High Class of 2025. “It was the third year in a row where we had to worry about the weather,” said Kennett High Principal Kevin Carpenter. “It’s definitely stressful. I can’t tell you how many times I looked at the forecast, but it kept improving as the week went on.
Brownfield needs $900K or town government shuts down

1 week ago | conwaydailysun.com | Daymond Steer

BROWNFIELD, Maine — Residents at a special town meeting next Thursday will need to approve $900,000 in payroll spending or else the town government shuts down July 1, said selectmen’s chair Ricky Emery on Tuesday, adding that the situation is unprecedented. The special town meeting will take place at the Brownfield Community Center June 26 at 6 p.m. A warrant article asks for a total of $906,465, but selectmen propose also using $32,000 from health insurance reserves to offset the amount.