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Here’s your Weekly Roundup for North Conway, NH, covering Wednesday, August 27, through Tuesday, September 2, 2025

With Weather, Local Happenings, and Sports Highlights: 

Weather Forecast: North Conway (Aug 27 – Sep 2)

Wednesday	74° 46°	A shower in places in the morning; otherwise, mostly sunny
Thursday	76° 49°	Partly sunny and nice
Friday	69° 50°	Cloudy and cooler with a couple of showers and a thunderstorm
Saturday	71° 47°	Some sun with a couple of showers
Sunday	72° 49°	Nice with partial sunshine
Monday	76° 50°	Nice with plenty of sun
Tuesday	74° 49°	Plenty of sun

Weather at a Glance

• Wed, Aug 27: Morning showers possible, then mostly sunny—great for afternoon adventures.

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• Thu, Aug 28: Partly sunny and lovely—excellent for outdoor activities.

• Fri–Sat, Aug 29–30: Cooler with some clouds and potential rain—plan mixed indoor/outdoor options.

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• Sun, Aug 31: Pleasant with partial sunshine—perfect for family outings.

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• Mon–Tue, Sep 1–2: Bright and sunny—ideal for exploring local trails or scenic experiences.

North Conway comes alive this week with a variety of local events, perfect for residents and visitors alike.

Start Wednesday on the Fairbank Lodge Patio with Greg Walsh’s live music, BBQ, prizes, and brewery specials from 4:00–7:00 PM.

Families can gather for the touching “Little Angel” service dog presentation at the Gibson Center at 10:30 AM, or catch an outdoor movie in Tamworth’s Cook Memorial Library at 8:00 PM.

Thursday evening brings Cantrip’s energetic performance to the Medallion Opera House in Gorham.

Friday features two concert choices and a lively jam session at Sap House Meadery, all beginning at 7:00 PM or earlier.

The weekend kicks off Saturday with the family-friendly Labor Day Fair and Putting for Progress mini-golf tournament downtown.

Sunday’s North Conway Labor Day Craft Fair highlights local artisans on the Village Green, while Monday and Tuesday offer fresh finds at the Mount Washington Valley Farmers' Market.

Make the most of Labor Day week in the valley.

Ultra-processed foods now make up as much as 70% of the American diet, raising growing concerns among health experts.

Extensively industrialized and packed with additives, these foods are convenient—yet their links to serious health issues continue to mount.

The American Heart Association recently warned that a high consumption of ultra-processed items increases the risk of heart attacks, strokes, obesity, and type 2 diabetes.

Not every ultra-processed food is equally harmful—some, like low-sodium whole-grain breads, unsweetened yogurts, and high-fiber cereals, can be part of a balanced diet.

However, foods such as sugary drinks, packaged snacks, and processed meats remain among the worst choices.

Experts stress moderation, urging people to prioritize whole ingredients—fruits, veggies, lean proteins—while making smarter, limited use of processed foods.

A balanced approach remains key to protecting your health.

Andy the Acorn Alligator

Q: What are some popular outdoor activities in North Conway?

A: Hiking, skiing, snowboarding, and kayaking are all popular outdoor activities in North Conway.

Q: What are some must-visit attractions in North Conway?

A: Some must-visit attractions in North Conway include the Conway Scenic Railroad, Diana's Baths, and Settlers Green Outlet Village.

Q: What is the best time of year to visit North Conway?

A: The best time of year to visit North Conway is during the fall for the vibrant foliage, or in the winter for skiing and snowboarding.

Keeping your heart healthy is vital for overall wellness, and adding the right vegetables to your meals can make a meaningful difference.

Dark leafy greens, such as spinach and kale, are packed with antioxidants and nutrients that support heart function.

Carrots offer beta-carotene, helping to lower inflammation commonly linked to heart disease.

Tomatoes provide lycopene, which is associated with reduced blood pressure and cholesterol.

Beets boost nitric oxide levels, relaxing blood vessels and improving circulation for better blood pressure control.

Edamame delivers fiber and plant protein, aiding in lowering cholesterol for a healthier heart.

Simple swaps—like tossing spinach into smoothies, munching carrots, or adding beets to salads—bring both flavor and heart benefits.

Choosing a variety of vegetables daily is a smart step for heart health and overall well-being.