Senate votes to allow faculty, but not students, to carry guns on college campuses
New Hampshire Senate amends campus carry bill, allowing faculty to carry guns but not students. The bill sparks debate on safety and Second Amendment rights.
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AG: Police officers justified in Londonderry suicide-by-cop shooting
Londonderry police officers justified in fatal shooting of Calvin Ly-Bishop, who threatened to fire at them, according to attorney general's report.
Annual bike swap returns to S&W Sports for 17th year
The 17th annual bike swap at S&W Sports supports the Central N.H. Bicycling Coalition's efforts to improve cycling safety and accessibility in Concord.
Brief lockdown at Concord High lifted Thursday morning
Concord High School was placed in lockdown for about 20 minutes Thursday morning after students spotted a young person in the building who they believed to be a former student. Just a few minutes after the 7...
‘A little chrysalis period’: DIY Craft & Thrift transitioning to nonprofit, closing downtown space
DIY Craft & Thrift, a creative reuse shop in Concord, is transitioning to a nonprofit to create a more sustainable and inclusive community space.
Franklin’s Lily Cornell shatters state strikeout record with 852Ks
Junior pitcher Lily Cornell makes history at Odell Park, breaking the state career strikeout record. A remarkable achievement for Franklin softball.
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Employee pepper-sprayed during smash-and-grab at Concord's Sunvalley mall, police say Police in Concord sai...
Police in Concord said they are searching for several suspects following a smash-and-grab robbery at a mall Wednesday afternoon, in which an employee was pepper sprayed.
Ella Goulas breaks school records, earns two medals at AE Outdoor Championship
Ella Goulas, a first-year track and field jumper at Bryant University, shines at the America East Outdoor Championship, earning two medals and breaking school records.
As universal open enrollment stalls, school districts face questions on their own policies
Though an effort to mandate open enrollment statewide now appears on life support in the legislature, the expansion of the polarizing school choice policy has entered a new phase at the local level.
Opinion: Fond childhood memories tied to NH
Nostalgic memories of childhood games, adventures in the woods, and the simple joys of life in Hopkinton. A trip down memory lane.
Bucking national projections, some N.H. colleges are reporting strong fall 2026 enrollment figures
Despite a looming demographic cliff, the University of New Hampshire and other colleges in New Hampshire see surprising enrollment growth this year.
City explores food waste drop-off proposal
Concord residents may soon have a new option for composting their food scraps if the city council approves a $2,500 budget proposal to establish a municipal drop-off site. Adam Clark, a division manager with...
As U.S. Forest Service reexamines closure plan, advocates say there is ‘no substitute’ for research at...
Ann Davis's farm, Woods Without Gile, was regionally recognized due to research from Bartlett Experimental Forest. The potential closure of the vital research facility threatens forest management and knowledge.
Arts Ahead: Come meet us! (Plus read about Coffee Festival, pottery and more)
Discover the behind-the-scenes happenings of the Monitor, including the High School Student Advisory Board and News for Your Neighbor program.
Mayor backs off conflict of interest ruling against city councilor
Mayor Byron Champlin rescinds decision on a conflict of interest for a Concord city councilor evaluating the city manager. Budget considerations follow.
Maddy Wachter named America East Conference Pitcher of the Year
Former Concord softball pitcher Maddy Wachter named America East Conference Pitcher of the Year after a stellar season at Bryant University.
Athlete of the Week: Zoe Lawson’s record-breaking lacrosse season fuels John Stark’s strong start
John Stark's Zoe Lawson makes history with 188 career goals, 22 assists, and 210 points, setting a new program record. She's a leader on and off the field.
To Our Readers: An important update regarding home delivery
Change has been a constant throughout the Concord Monitor’s 160-plus-year history. This summer, we’ll complete our latest move by shifting home delivery of the paper entirely to the U.S. mail. It’s not...
Matthew Sullivan: A life of strength, kindness, and inspiration
Matthew Sullivan's life was a testament to strength and kindness. His journey from addiction to sobriety, and his impact on others, is an inspiration.
Björn Bauer to Serve as CFO of Combined BMG and Concord
Björn Bauer has been named CFO of the combined BMG and Concord entity, and will take on the role once the transaction closes.
Polarizing cruelty to livestock bill heads to governor’s desk
About a decade ago, Tom Dronsfield responded to a home in Lee, where an intruder was digging up the lawn. “The thing,” a 200 lb. pig, he recalled, “wanted to charge me.” Dronsfield, chief of police i...
City greenlights Penacook stretch of Greenway Trail
A new section of the Merrimack River Greenway Trail is en route after receiving the Concord City Council’s sign-off on design and construction funding Monday night. The Greenway Trail aims to run 12 miles...
Robot lawnmowers: The unsung heroes of autonomous tech
Self-driving cars and taxis may be the future but they’re following in the footsteps of an autonomous vehicle that’s been trundling around here for years. “The technology for (autonomous) lawnmowing is...