Second whitewater park east of the Mississippi provides proof of concept for other New England mill towns ENR New England | Johanna...

The Laconia Daily Sun | Thomas P. Caldwell | June 21, 2022 FRANKLIN — Six years of work at transforming the Three Rivers City from a...

has been working with the City of Franklin since 2015 to create the first whitewater park in New England.

The Laconia Daily Sun | Jon Decker | March 18, 2022 FRANKLIN — Franklin is a city of rivers. Both the Winnipesaukee and Pemigewasset pass...

Union Leader | John Koziol | Oct. 5, 2021 The first whitewater park in New England is quickly taking shape in downtown Franklin, with...

InDepthNH.org | Thomas P. Caldwell | July 7, 2021 By Thomas P. Caldwell, InDepthNH.org The city of Franklin has been struggling to...

Concord Monitor | Julia Stinneford | May 8, 2021 Photos from 4/29/21 taken by Geoff Forester - Monitor Staff When Marty Parichand was 16,...

boston.com | Kristi Palma | April 11, 2021 A central New Hampshire city is transforming its downtown, creating a 13-acre park where...

Business NH Magazine | Aug. 27, 2020 With approvals and permits issued by the NH Department of Environmental Services, the City of...

“I want to thank Commissioner Scott and his team at DES for believing in this project, says City Manager Judie Milner, “they certainly...

Mill City Park, the private/public partnership that wants to build on the Winnipesaukee River a first-of-its kind “community whitewater...

Thursday night the Northern New England Chapter of the American Planners Association presented Mill City Park and the City of Franklin...

Last Saturday, Mayor Pete, democratic presidential candidate stopped in to Outdoor New England to chit chat with Marty. They discussed white

n Rye, NH on June 7th, the Mill City Park project was awarded the NH Planners Association 2019 Project of the Year. In a state with so many

Chris Sununu, the Governor of New Hampshire, stands with our City, a community historically known as Franklin Falls, and with outdoor...

When most people hear about the nonprofit Mill City Park, an organization working to bring a whitewater park to Franklin, they think about..

The churning waterways that helped give Franklin its nickname and powered its once-thriving mills are now helping to drive its rebirth.

The Three Rivers City is poised for an economic revival through two major projects that will answer a longstanding need: attracting outsider

Can people playing in a river help revitalize a struggling city? Can the recreational opportunities in and along a river actually improve...

The Capital Regional Development Council, recently awarded a total of $10,000 to two separate initiatives aimed at reviving downtown...