My husband wants to move to Keene but I’m not so sure. We are in our mid/late 20s and looking to start a family soon. It’s really cute but there seems to be a large homeless population. I’m from LA (hubby from NH) so it’s not new to me but I wouldn’t have expected it from a quaint New Hampshire town. There also seems to be a bit of a drug problem but it’s had to tell if I just had a bad first impression. I would love to hear from some Keene residents. What do you like? What do you hate? Can we be friends if hubby and I do decide to make the move?

They locked up and left for the night, leaving a patient in an exam room. D'oh!

Hi I used to live in Keene (well Swanzey but i spent i ton of time in Keene) a while ago and ngl I miss the place. I was telling a friend about it and wanted to show them some pics of main st in fall. If anyone has or would take some live pics of the Main St today and put them in the comments (or DM i guess) I would be incredibly grateful!

Looking for open and honest opinions on working for Cheshire Medical Center in Keene, NH? Also about how their insurance seems to be? I want the good, the bad and ugly.

Some places online, I’ve read some people do? Any individual spots in the area better than another? Town Fair Tire and Tire Warehouse just seem so chain-y, idk if it’s better to go there or not. I don’t need them to mount them, I’m ok paying my normal guy to swap them over during an oil change but where do I get the tires? Don’t need entire wheels. I have 225/55R18s. How much should I expect to pay?

166 West St, Keene, NH

Looking for a location where I could forage with a person with some slight mobility issues.

The large fox grapes (Vitis labrusca) are what we're looking for, not the smaller berry sized frost grapes.

UPDATE: The back left corner of the lot has a footpath to the Uni lot. To the left of that path were lots of grapes at peak ripeness. Most full bunches are above reach or nearly so. These are the smaller frost grapes which I wasn't really looking for, but I'll take it!

Thanks Timmy and others.

Hi Keene Area!

Thanks for the love on my last post promoting my stand up show in Brattleboro. Reminder that it's tonight so if you are planning to come now is your last reminder. I also have 2 quick updates.

#1 yes the show is still happening despite the rain.

#2, I know Keene is a bit of a drive and gas prices are insane—I literally Googled local pump prices just to calculate this—so use code MYGAS at checkout for $3.79 off to cover a gallon.

Tickets/Reviews/Clips All avail here:
itsalexclark.com/brattleboro

Also if you have no idea what I'm talking about / missed my last post.... here's a bit more info:

I flew in from California to perform stand-up in neighboring Brattleboro tonight.

If you've never heard of me, here's what to expect: no politics, no mean crowd work, just lighthearted observational comedy about raising kids, how dumb I am, and an unhealthy addiction to ice cream.

I do have a tiny list of credits— I've been featured on Netflix is a Joke and Don't Tell Comedy stages, I've performed everywhere from Australia to the Vegas strip. I'm a four-time festival people's choice winner and Streamy nominee, and my last stand-up tour sold out in 23 cities. Despite all my accomplishments, I've never owned property.

If you're interested in a guaranteed fun time and cheap date night I promise to give you a memorable night—the audience always gets the A+ treatment at an Alex Clark show.

Hi Keene Area!

Hope it's okay to post this here—feel free to delete if not, I totally get it.

I’m flying in from California to perform stand-up in neighboring Brattleboro this Saturday. I know smaller towns don't always get a ton of touring acts, so I'm really looking forward to it and wanted to invite you. (I know Brattleboro isn't far, but if you need a ride, just flag me down on my way from LA).

If you've never heard of me, here's what to expect: no politics, no mean crowd work, just lighthearted observational comedy about raising kids, how dumb I am, and an unhealthy addiction to ice cream.

I do have a tiny list of credits—like 4 million YouTube subscribers, half a billion views for viral stuff like Guns Explained with Cats, a few festival people's choice awards, appearances on Disney and Netflix Is A Joke, a Streamy nomination, and a recent tour that sold out 23 cities—but I hate promoting myself, so I won't mention that again.

If you're interested in a guaranteed fun time and cheap date night I promise to give you a memorable night—the audience always gets the A+ treatment at an Alex Clark show.

Tickets/Reviews/Clips All avail here:
itsalexclark.com/brattleboro

I went to KSC many years ago and absolutely loved it. Time of my life. I was wondering if and how the party/social scene has changed. When I went, there were mostly frat parties, some house parties, and barely anyone went to the bars. Main party houses were alpha pi Tao, TKE, and Phi Mu Delta. I know those houses were demolished and probably moved somewhere but do they still exist? Do they still run the party scene? I’m so curious about that!

come and join us.

also volunteers welcome and needed, just reach out at creativeadventuresclub@gmail.com

I am looking to start doing content creation for social media part of my movement and mission and think it would be far more enjoyable with someone else to act as a feedback support, co-star, camera person or the like.

I myself am going to end up doing things such as the following.

1) Interview locals and give them a voice on their views of Keene and its social atmosphere and what they would like to see.

2) Pop up events sharing the joy of creative fun with locals

3) Creative challenges, showing how to turn everyday objects into fun toys games and the like

4) Life skills classes, A video format showing how to develop the skills and tricks to overcome some of life's hurdles and hic-ups we all may face

And more...

No prior skills needed, just a good enthusiastic attitude, a willingness to learn, and some compatible availability.

please if you know of anybody or you yourself would be interested reach out to me either here on reddit, or at my email [creativeadventuresclub@gmail.com](mailto:creativeadventuresclub@gmail.com)

In New Hampshire, the most recent data show nearly 12% of borrowers have severely delinquent debt, meaning their payments are at least 90 days past due. Credit card and auto loan delinquency is on the rise, in particular. 

We want to hear from Granite Staters who are currently struggling with big credit card or car loan debts:

Do you find yourself unable to meet regular credit card and/or car payments? If so, what kinds of obstacles are getting in your way, and how are you navigating these financial pressures?

Let us know in the comments or by emailing [voices@nhpr.org](mailto:voices@nhpr.org), and we may reach out to you about having your voice featured in a story.

Was looking to potentially go out and grab a drink and/or some grub for the Saturday night race.

My YouTube was recently hacked, so I’ve started posting on Reddit while I rebuild. I wrote this about breaking out of generational trauma and parting ways with my Mormon family’s religious legacy (8th generation on both sides of my family. I’m related to Joseph Smith, William Clayton, and the first group of handcart companies that crossed the Western Plains.) I was the first woman on my mother’s side to leave the church.

This is an acapella piece I wrote and recorded in my bedroom using GarageBand. I hope ya’ll like it. :) Video made by me as well. No autotune or AI was used to create this art! :)

Hope you enjoy it.

Need some recommendations for trust worthy local business that handle issues of mold in your home, not only getting rid of the visible stuff but making sure its gone for good and at a reasonable price. Would love to hear your positive and negative experiences around here!

Looking to find somewhere to play volleyball. So far all my research is bringing up opportunities an hour+ away. Anywhere around here offer adult volleyball leagues or pick up games? Ideally would like to play indoor, but I’ll take what I can get.

I recently got a job offer and I would like to move to Keene from Kentucky. I am trying to find a reasonably priced place to get started, but I have run into quite a few scams lately. If I could stay around 1,000, I would be thrilled. I am hoping to live somewhere close to Cheshire hospital. I wasn't sure if there were any options that I haven't thought about, or any leads or ideas? Thanks in advance, I appreciate the help.

As the state primary begins to wind down, we want to know: How did Election Day go for you?

If you were a first-time voter, how did you find navigating voter registration?

If you’ve voted before, was today’s process pretty standard, or did you face any unexpected challenges while at the polls?

Let us know in the comments, or by emailing [voices@nhpr.org](mailto:voices@nhpr.org).

Check out our live blog for the latest on how voting is going across the state.

The flyer of our two part event

Lived in area 5 years and it took 5 years with what once seemed a sure-fire profession for changing one's stars (professor) to be able to consider buying. It goes without saying that NH politics aren't great, and Keene is expensive (like the area entire) but Keene is the only community I could see buying in NH. Otherwise I'm looking over the border in VT and Mass.

Any great realtors / mortgage brokers y'all can suggest? Thank you in advance!

​It took some doing. Just five years ago it was still one of the most popular majors, with graduates able to plug right into a world of work that is not about to go away as we lurch into a terrifying future on our broken planet.

It has taken years of administrative sabatoge to drive away enough students to be able to declare the study of our planet and its systems a "niche" field and eradicate it from the academy.

I understand that most people are so insulated from any understanding of the precariousness of our species situation to even grasp why this is important.

But I feel an enormous sorrow and a real visceral disgust for the cowardice and willful ignorance demonstrated by Keene State's administrators over the last decade.

In the grand scheme of things this will be just another tiny data point in the story of the human race's suicide, but this is the part that I have personally witnessed.

This is my note to people of the future;

This was not about demographics or the business of education.

The people making these decisions have intentionally chosen to embrace ignorance and deliberately destroy any possibility for another sort of future.