Art comes to life: Introductory tapestry-making classes offered in April
As Ayotte’s COGE digs deeper, here’s where they’re looking to save state money and time
Back to drawing board for Franklin opera house
Mother of son killed by drunk driver joins Governor’s task force for safer roads
Ballet Misha’s “Cinderella” to debut in Concord
Two Villages Art Society presents David M. Carroll and family exhibit
Bow and Pembroke finish top 4 at Super Smash Bros. Esports state championship
Plan released for strengthening New Hampshire food system, reaching ambitious food production goal
Arts Alley in Concord on schedule for summer openings
Downtown Concord has been watching the construction work on what will be Arts Alley for months, but not everything is visible from the sidewalk. Not by a long shot.
Around Concord: State Street Kitchen provides an incubator space for burgeoning small businesses to cook in community
Lynn Kavanagh spends her Friday afternoons cooking. She spreads her ingredients along the large metal counter at the State Street Kitchen in Concord, picks her favorite chopping knives, ties her hair back and gets to work.
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New Hampshire farmers believed USDA grants were secure bets. Then, federal funding halted.
Merrimack Valley schools to eliminate 21 positions, lay off up to 3 employees
Generally speaking, Don Bolduc, now a Pittsfield police officer, has tested himself for years
Want to ‘sip and stroll’ outside with an alcoholic beverage? The N.H. House thinks you do
Hopkinton faces leadership changes at town and school district level
Bow residents unhappy with school board’s recording policy, demand more transparency
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More New Hampshire law enforcement departments partner with federal immigration agencies
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Sports
Monitor names winter 2024-25 Players of the Season
Although Monday marks the first day of the NHIAA spring season with practices and tryouts happening on baseball and softball diamonds, lacrosse fields, tracks and tennis courts throughout the state, it’s been just over a week since the winter season concluded.
Boys’ basketball: Pembroke tops Sanborn to claim D-II state title
Boys’ hockey: Concord takes championship in historic quadruple overtime victory over BG, 2-1
Ex-Celtic Enes Kanter Freedom speaks in NH on human rights advocacy
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Politics
Town elections offer preview of citizenship voting rules being considered nationwide
A voter in Milford, New Hampshire, missed out on approving the town’s $19 million operating budget, electing a cemetery trustee and buying a new dump truck. In Durham, an 18-year-old high school student did not get a say in who should serve on the school board or whether $125,000 should go toward replacing artificial turf on athletic fields.
Medical aid in dying, education funding, transgender issues: What to look for in the State House this week
On the Trail: Shaheen’s retirement sparks a competitive NH Senate race
‘If it affects one, it’s going to affect all’: Dozens protest federal firings in Concord
On the Trail: Window closing on Shaheen decision to run in 2026
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Arts & Life
Around Concord: How an Idaho artist recreated Christa McAuliffe in the State House statue
Benjamin Victor lost a lot of sleep last year.
At Wine on Main, Emma Stetson provides ‘an experience for everyone’ with free tastings, paid classes and workshops
Young Professional of the Month: Lauren Cahill captures Concord
Take Me Outside: Let there be light
Franklin Opera House presents annual murder mystery dessert show on Pi Day
Obituaries
Holly Ruth Wallenstein
Concord, NH - Holly Ruth Wallenstein, 68, died February 25 of natural caused at home in Concord. She was born December 29, 1956. Holly did not allow her disabilities to prevent her from making significant contributions to her communitie... remainder of obit for Holly Ruth Wallenstein
Theresa Marie Heath
Catonsville, MD - Theresa Marie Heath (née Brochu), a devoted wife, mother, and woman of deep faith, passed away peacefully on March 22, 2025, at Charlestown Retirement Community in Catonsville, MD. She was born in Concord, NH, on Octob... remainder of obit for Theresa Marie Heath
Vinicius James Bardwell
Manchester, NH - Vinicius James Bardwell, "Vinny," VinnyWinny, Binny" passed away on March 15, 2025, after dealing with mental illness for a number of years. Vinny was born on Dec. 23, 2008, in Manchester, NH, to Charles and Erika "... remainder of obit for Vinicius James Bardwell
Anne Ballin
New London, NH - Annie Ballin of New London began her next journey on the evening of Wednesday, March 19, 2025, surrounded by her family, friends and two beloved Black Labs, Birdie and Gracie. She was blessed to die at her home as the s... remainder of obit for Anne Ballin
