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Daily editionWednesday, August 5th, 2026

Good morning, Keene.

The 5AM Keene Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 5th of August.

Community

  1. A Keene nonprofit is hosting a back-to-school supply drive for local students in need ahead of its annual giveaway.

    The Keene SentinelRead more

Business

  1. An art and beauty shop has opened in downtown Keene offering creative artwork and beauty treatments for local residents.

    The new store aims to boost local business (and add a fresh look) to the neighborhood.

    The Keene SentinelRead more

  2. An industry expert explains that a website consists of three parts — the domain, hosting, and design — which business owners must control to keep advertising separate and accountable.

    His advice aims to help Keene entrepreneurs avoid hidden costs and maintain ownership of their online presence.

    MyKeeneNowRead more

Government

  1. New Hampshire officials said there is no evidence of cyberattacks on water systems in the state even as other states investigate attacks linked to Iran.

    Dover water treatment has eliminated its internet connection (after a federal audit) to guard against potential threats, and authorities will continue to monitor the situation.

    WMURRead more

Health

  1. State officials confirmed 69 cases of cyclosporiasis, more than double the 33 cases recorded last week in New Hampshire.

    The health department is closely tracking the increase.

    The Keene SentinelRead more

Sports

  1. The Boston Red Sox resumed local radio broadcasts yesterday on Rewind 92.7 and 102.3/WKVT via the WEEI network after fans raised concerns over lost access.

    Games will air for the rest of the season + into 2027 and 2028, keeping the community connected to baseball.

    MyKeeneNowRead more