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Listening to Alexandra Rexova's motto conjures up images of fierce victories and heartbreaking losses, and a long career of ups and downs.

It never was Laura Sullivans goal to help officiate Olympic skiing. But, in February, the Western Massachusetts resident found herself doing just that at the National Alpine Ski Center in

From antique groomers to model T snowmobiles: how grandpa worked the snow…and had fun doing it - Tonight on NH Chronicle.

Thanks to the momentum from the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics in February, China is set to sustain the rapid growth of consumption of ice and snow sports-related products, services and experiences, which will likely spawn a multibillion-dollar industry, market insiders said.

After 130 years of being extinct, white-tailed eagles are due to return to the French Alps. Meet the raptor expert behind this extraordinary project.

Thanks to the momentum from the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics in February, China is set to sustain the rapid growth of consumption of ice and snow sports-related products, services and experiences, which will likely spawn a multibillion-dollar industry, market insiders said.

Spotsylvania resident and retired dentist John Howell moves too fast for age to catch up with him.

Norwegian skier Aleksander Aamodt Kilde pleased his home crowd by winning Sunday to lock up the season super-G title with a race to spare.

A ski lift accident that sent a gondola falling to the ground at Sunday River Resort in western Maine could have been far more serious.

NORTH POWDER — A Washington college student died following a ski accident on the northwest slope of Gunsight Peak, southwest of the Anthony Lakes Ski Area, on Saturday, March 5.