Katy Savage

Katy Savage is the Granite Post’s newsletter editor. Katy is an award-winning reporter with more than 10 years of experience working in daily, weekly, and digital news organizations as both an editor and reporter. Katy is a New England native and has a passion for telling stories about where she grew up.

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Latest from Katy Savage

  • Local

    NH fall festivals for your October calendar

    New Hampshire is known for its vibrant fall festivals, offering everything from craft beer and chili cook-offs to pumpkin displays and literary gatherings. Whether you’re a beer enthusiast, a book lover, or simply looking to enjoy the foliage, New Hampshire’s fall festivals have something for everyone.


  • Local

    NH’s Irish dance prodigy Brielle Maguire takes on the world

    Brielle Maguire knew what she wanted to do from age 5. She figured it out during a family vacation to Disney, when she and other kids were invited on stage at a restaurant to learn how to Irish dance. Brielle never wanted to stop. 


  • Politics

    VIDEO: Gun violence influence local NH grandmother’s vote

    Deb Nelson, a school board member and the grandmother of a 2 year old and a 4 year old, volunteered as a sign holder for Democratic candidates in Hanover for the primary election. She said gun violence is a top concern of hers. @granitepost Deb Nelson, a school board member and the grandmother of a…


  • Local

    Broadway meets small-town charm: Peterborough Diner welcomes Hollywood A-listers for special visit

    The cast of “Our Town” paid a visit to the Peterborough Diner in New Hampshire town on Aug. 27, ahead of the show’s return to Broadway for the first time in more than 20 years.


  • Local

    NH native wins bronze at Paris Paralympics 

    Liza Corso, a New Hampshire native, overcame odds to secure a bronze medal in the 1500-meter run at the Paris Paralympics, despite a stress fracture in her femur that sidelined her for six weeks before she got to Paris. “I had no idea leading up to the race what my fitness was like,” she said.…


  • Local

    Mark your calendar: September’s must-attend fall festivals in NH

    September is packed with festivities in the Granite State. Check out our top picks for the month’s best festivals and events. Hampton Beach Seafood Festival Dates: Sept. 6-8 Location: Hampton Beach Overview: The event features over 50 local restaurants showcasing seafood dishes, including fried clams, shrimp, and lobster. In addition to the seafood, there are…


  • Local

    Behind the stalks: What it takes to design a captivating corn maze

    Every fall, Sherman Farm’s 200 acres in Conway morph into a vibrant playground for around 10,000 visitors. Central to the farm is its renowned corn maze, surrounded by a concession stand offering cider donuts, kettle corn, burgers, ice cream, as well as games, goat petting, and hayrides.


  • Good samaritan spends 5 hours recovering lost wedding ring at Hampton Beach, then personally returns it

    When Kelsey Battease lost her wedding ring on Hampton Beach on Aug. 10, she thought it was gone for good. If slipped off her finger in the Atlantic Ocean as she was walking along the beach, holding hands with her 2-year-old son. Battease immediately felt it fall off and spent about an hour looking for…


  • Elections

    VIDEO: Everything you need to know to get an Absentee Ballot

    Unable to make it to the polls on election day in NH because of unforeseen circumstances or other commitments? Not a problem! You can cast your vote with an absentee ballot if you meet certain requirements. 🗳️✨ @granitepost Unable to make it to the polls on election day in NH because of unforeseen circumstances or…


  • Local

    NH real estate agent gives advice to first-time buyers amid the housing market shortage 

    There’s still a major housing shortage in New Hampshire. There were 2,228 single family homes on the market in July—an increase of about 29% from last year, but it’s a big change from this time in 2015, when there were around 11,000 homes on the market. Prices have doubled or tripled since 2015, and they’re…