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Daily editionWednesday, July 15th, 2026

Good morning, Keene.

The 5AM Keene Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 15th of July.

Community

  1. Joe Byron, founder of Honor Flight New England, said the nonprofit arranges free trips for veteran seniors to visit memorials in Washington DC; it has flown over 1500 vets on its 70th flight in 16 years, offering a day of remembrance and healing.

    WMURRead more

Culture

  1. New Hampshire youth are discussing what makes America special as the nation celebrates 250 years (Kids Care: America 250 highlights local voices).

    WMURRead more

Education

  1. Meteorologist Kevin Skarupa visited campers (yesterday) at Flights of Discovery summer camp.

    WMURRead more

Environment

  1. Fire officials warned today that extreme heat is drying out vegetation, raising brush fire risk statewide.

    Crews contained a small fire Monday at McIntyre Ski Area (cause under investigation) and urge safe outdoor practices amid low humidity and drought.

    WMURRead more

Government

  1. Today, some lanes in Central Square will be closed while others shift for utility work as part of a downtown infrastructure project, city officials said.

    The Keene SentinelRead more