Volume 01, Issue 02
October 2026
Published 9/18/26
Welcome to the second issue of Epsom Together!
We’re grateful for the warm response to our first issue and excited to continue sharing the stories, updates, history, and people that make Epsom special.
Thank you for reading, sharing, and helping us strengthen connections across our community. We hope this issue helps you feel a little more informed, connected, and engaged with what is happening around Epsom.
The print edition of Issue 2 will be available at the Town Office and Library starting the week of Sept. 21.
By The Epsom Together Editorial Board
What’s happening around Epsom? In this month’s Front Porch, meet Epsom’s 2026 Citizen of the Year, celebrate a major milestone for the Old Meetinghouse, catch up on changes at the Town Office, and meet the newest member of the Epsom Together team.
By Michele Clark
Step inside the history of Epsom’s Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and discover the tradition of friendship, service, and “quiet goodness” that continues in our community today.
By Sini Kerman
A new school year is underway at Epsom Central School! Principal Patrick Connors shares what he’s looking forward to in 2026–27, what’s new at ECS, and how families can help make it a great year, plus a few words that capture the energy of the back-to-school season.
By Staff Writer
Epsom’s 300th anniversary is getting closer! From the commemorative calendar and license plates to sponsorships and merchandise, there are plenty of ways to take part in the celebration.
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By Shauna Fisher
Youth sports in Epsom are about more than what happens on the field. EYAA sports are helping children build friendships, learn new skills, and feel more connected to their community.
By Shauna Fisher
The September 8 State Primary is complete. See which Democratic and Republican nominees will appear on the November 3 General Election ballot in the races representing Epsom.
By Shauna Fisher
What makes a community strong? Often, it’s the people who simply show up. From elections and youth programs to the library, food pantry, and Town boards, Epsom depends on neighbors willing to lend their time, skills, and energy.
By Shauna Fisher
Epsom’s Meetinghouse has a special place in New Hampshire preservation history. Twenty years after being named to the very first Seven to Save list, it will host the program’s 20th anniversary celebration.
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By Sini Kerman
The New Hampshire Department of Education recently highlighted Epsom as one of four districts showing notable improvement in state assessment results
By Staff Writers
With key positions vacant and the district unable to conduct official business, Epsom residents are invited to learn more, ask questions, and join a town-wide conversation about its future.
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Check out our Community Calendar for highlighted local events, meetings, activities, and opportunities to connect with neighbors and get involved.
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