Opinion: For children in ICE detention, there are no first days of school, no Halloween costumes, no Christ...
The Trump administration revoked orders to reunite thousands of children separated from parents, increasing ICE detention numbers.
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Opinion: Trust and civic participation make democracy and communities stronger
Rejecting unfounded claims of widespread election fraud, Michael J. Cohen argues that protecting the right to vote strengthens New Hampshire's civic trust.
Arts Ahead: Multicultural Festival encourages connection
Concord's annual Multicultural Festival returns to Keach Park this Sunday, featuring food and art from over 70 global cultures.
NH Craft Club is making a home in Concord
NH Craft Club founder Meg Locker secured a new studio in Concord to foster community through creative workshops.
‘Stories open minds’: A conversation with Jodi Picoult
For Jodi Picoult, stories transcend geography, politics, time, gender, socioeconomics and far more. Her work dwells in the gray areas, the places people might fear to venture alone but will do so willingly t...
Concord volleyball gets off to hot start with 3-0 sweep over Nashua South, prepares for tough schedule
Concord volleyball secures a 3-1 start to the season with a decisive three-set win over Nashua South, led by strong offense.
NH Children’s Trust hosts 6th annual 100-mile Ride for Resilience this Friday
The NH Children's Trust hosts its 6th annual Ride for Resilience 100-mile bike ride this Friday, benefiting family support networks.
Athlete of the Week: Football captain Nate Wallace fuels Merrimack Valley’s hot start
Merrimack Valley senior Nate Wallace led his team to a historic 2-0 start. Read about his leadership as a running back and linebacker.
Alexander Constant Jr.’s quiet charity remembered by family, community
A tribute to Alexander Constant, Jr., whose generosity shaped Concord and fueled the success of his children's restaurant, Constantly Pizza.
Opinion: We should all be practicing nonviolence
Discover the power of nonviolence at the upcoming NH Peace Action festival, featuring workshops and live music on September 19.
Thoughts about Manchester airport? These sessions are for you
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport holds public sessions on Sept. 23 and 24 to gather community input for its new master plan.
Settlement reached in Hillsboro-Deering school district gun search federal lawsuit
A Hillsboro-Deering High School graduate and school officials have agreed to settle a federal lawsuit over the search of his truck for a gun, court records show. Details of the settlement were released Thurs...
Judge denies Pamela Smart’s appeal to overturn 1991 murder conviction
A New Hampshire judge on Thursday rejected Pamela Smart’s attempt to overturn her 1991 conviction for her role in the murder of her husband, siding with the state. In 1991, Smart was convicted as an accomp...
In policy shift, Republicans say they’ll pursue a moratorium on AI data centers in NH
New Hampshire Republicans will seek a moratorium on AI data centers following public outcry.
Opinion: What do Albert Camus and Mary Oliver have in common?
Explore how Jean Stimmell bridges the gap between Albert Camus's philosophy of the absurd and Mary Oliver's love for nature.
Catholic Medical Center awards $50,000 to crisis housing program
HOPE for NH Recovery receives a $50,000 grant from Catholic Medical Center to expand its Pivot Program's crisis housing capacity.
How transparent is New Hampshire?
New Hampshire’s Right-to-Know law promises “the greatest possible public access” to government records. Access to these documents is one of the best ways for citizens to verify and ensure their governm...
‘This is an opportunity’: Concord Multicultural Festival celebrates diversity and unity
Before moving to Concord, Miriam Evans was never in charge of making the tamales. Coming from a Mexican family and growing up in California, Evans said tamales were a meal she would cook with her whole famil...
Granite Staters take on Joey Chestnut in buffalo chicken tender eating challenge
Professional eater Joey Chestnut defeated local challengers by consuming 50 chicken tenders in under five minutes in New Hampshire.
‘A special thing’: Barrington man returns 132-year-old overdue book after Concord Public Library freeze...
A man returned a Concord Public Library book that was 132 years overdue following an announcement of the temporary fine freeze.
At varied states of completion, local PFAS remediation projects glimpse high costs and procedural hurdles
Two blue tanks, like magnified pill capsules or a pair of lungs, joined by plumbing instead of a windpipe, signalled a new chapter for the Lochmere Village District when they arrived last year. Operations ma...
Proposed consolidation of Kearsarge Regional elementary schools draws swift reactions from parents, communi...
Warner residents voice concerns over proposed Simonds and Sutton Central Elementary School closures. The board will present options and cost estimates on Sept. 24.
Christ the King Food Pantry more than doubled its reach since inaugurating new facility
Christ the King Parish marks one year at its new food pantry, seeing service numbers rise and collaboration increase.
Letter: Dianne Schuett for Merrimack County Treasurer
Dianne Schuett for Merrimack County Treasurer I am writing to request your support for Dianne Schuett, a candidate for Treasurer for Merrimack County. When I chose not to seek re-election, I immediately thou...