Rep. Deborah Aylward: Wow! What a Day in Concord and Beyond. . .

Chamber Drama; HB 1246 passes; Danbury"Too busy"; Danbury Elementary School Issues; Hill Article 8 controversy; Hell No! Not Now. Not Ever

Fix a Leak Week: Chance to Win WaterSense-Labeled Toilet

Concord residents can save water and enter to win a WaterSense-labeled toilet for Fix a Leak Week, March 16-22, 2026.

February Revenues Show Strong Final Push from Tax Amnesty Program and Adds to Surplus

Tax amnesty boosts February revenues, masks weakness in key taxes

Rep. Aylward: HEADS UP! What voters need to know now!

Predatory lease agreements + Newfound School District

Ashley Crosbie wrote her children’s book in secret

While earning an advanced certificate from NHTI-Concord’s Community College, Ashley Crosbie wrote and illustrated an entire children's book.

Concord Road Load Limits Begin on Monday, March 9

Posted streets will prohibit trucking over 9 tons until load limits are lifted. Truckers can call the City to request travel permissions.

Preservation Alliance Highlights Housing Opportunities in Older Homes at Old House & Barn Expo

The Expo will feature hands-on demonstrations and workshops

New Hampshire Continued to Rely on Migration from Massachusetts for Population Growth in 2025

New population data from the U.S. Census Bureau provides insight into the state’s growing and changing population over the years.

Concord Community Concert Association to present Piano and Violin Duo

Lindsay Deutch and Jason Stoll to perform at the Concord City Auditorium as part of CCCA's 95th Season

Most Communities with Household Incomes Higher than State Median are in Southeast

New U.S. Census Bureau data show an inflation-adjusted 8% increase in New Hampshire’s statewide median household income.

Rep. Aylward: WOW! What a day in Concord and Beyond. . .

News release HB 1135; 'VOTE NO' on Article 18/Town of Danbury; Gov. DeSantis to visit the Granite State; HELL NO to Dem income tax!

NHTI engineering graduates reach professional milestone early

Sean Dwyer, Lane Madeja, and Hoang Nguyen passed the prestigious Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Civil exam

Washburn: Will The Water Jeannie Twitch Her Nose And Produce Water For Bow Junction

Will Bow ever man up and accept its responsibility for providing water to Bow Junction?

Higgins: Is Rushing To Rename Rundlett In The Best Interest Of The Concord Community At The Present Time?

A school district announcement indicating RMS would be getting a new name felt like another citywide choice made by a few people in power.

January Revenues Show Lackluster Business Tax Receipts Offset by One-Time Tax Amnesty Program

January state revenue collections exceeded expectations, but only because of a one-time tax amnesty program.

An Uneven Recovery: What New Census Data Show About New Hampshire

New five-year U.S. Census data show that New Hampshire’s economic recovery since the pandemic has been uneven across regions and communities

YSCC names 14 NHTI students to all-academic team

NHTI–Concord’s Community College is proud to recognize its student-athletes who earned this distinction

Two prominent Concord institutions will compete in “Battle of the Bridge”

​NHTI-Concord’s Community College and Northeast Delta Dental will compete head-to-head in three athletic events.

NHTI to host Commission on Dental Accreditation for evaluation visit

NHTI will undergo an evaluation visit on April 7-9, 2026, by a team representing the Commission on Dental Accreditation.

Preservation Awards Nominations Sought

To honor outstanding work in its field, the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance seeks nominations for its Preservation Achievement Awards

Who really pays for business tax cuts in New Hampshire?

A BET cut would deliver negligible benefits to most businesses while shifting significant costs onto Granite Staters.

Washburn: Will Someone Step Up To The Plate And Calm Things Down On The Concord City Council?

Former Concord City Councilor: Are Ward 5 City Councilor Stacey Brown's days numbered?

Food Insecurity Continues to Rise in New Hampshire, Reaching Highest Point in Ten Years

Food insecurity in New Hampshire has increased steadily since pandemic-era supports expired, reaching its highest estimated level since 2015

NHTI to host New England Commission of Higher Education for evaluation visit

The New England Commission of Higher Education is a U.S. accrediting commission that provides institutional accreditation.

December State Revenues Benefit from One-Time Tax Amnesty Program

December revenue collections delivered a mixed picture.

Nearly One in Four New Hampshire Households Lacked $2,000 in Savings for Emergencies

A broken furnace, medical bill, or car repair could quickly become a financial crisis for many Granite Staters.

Beo String Quartet to Perform at Concord Audi

CCCA brings Quartet compared to those of the best among 21st century international string quartets to the City Auditorium

NHTI Fall 2025 Dean’s List

NHTI-Concord’s Community College is proud to announce their Fall 2025 Dean’s list for academic excellence.

Curbside Christmas Tree Collection Begins January 5

Concord residents with curbside trash collection can place Christmas trees curbside for disposal on their trash day for two weeks.

A Look at the Impact of Devastating Vote to Hike Premiums for Thousands of Granite Staters

Sen. Cindy Rosenwald, Rep. Lucy Weber and Phil Sletten joined Protect Our Care NH after Congress voted to eliminate tax credits

Washburn: Another City Of Concord Giveaway

Former city councilor: Is it too much to ask for someone, anyone, in city hall to be looking out for the taxpayer other than Stacey Brown?

National security agency backs NHTI’s cybersecurity program

This affiliation prepares graduates to perform at a high level in a fast-growing field.

New Hampshire Public Health Association Announces Newly Elected Board Members

NHPHA is proud to welcome the following newly elected Board members, each of whom brings a unique perspective and deep commitment to improvi

Gwen Pier to Receive the 2026 Saint-Gaudens Medal

National Sculpture Society Executive Director Honored for Transformative Leadership in American Sculpture

What the Latest Data Reveals about New Hampshire’s Shifting Economy and Demographics

NH is gaining the younger workers and families it needs to sustain its economy, but their ability to stay relies on addressing affordability

New Year, New Fees: Which State Costs are Set to Change January 1 in New Hampshire

As Granite Staters ring in the New Year, many may find themselves reaching deeper into their wallets to pay certain State fees.

Automated Trash Collection Coming to Concord

Starting in June, one collection route per day will begin a pilot automated collection. City-wide implementation will be in July 2028.

Local Contractor Donates Scoreboard To NHTI

Jasmor Roofing and Contracting purchased a brand-new scoreboard for NHTI, not knowing it would mark a historic season.

November State Revenues Temporarily Boosted by Refund Revision and Property Sale

November State revenue collections produced a surplus, but no clear sign of continued future growth.

Local Hospitals Donate Imaging Equipment To NHTI

Monadnock Community Hospital and Catholic Medical Center's donation will allow students to gain vital hands-on experience