NH Health Leaders Warn Granite Staters About Rising ACA Costs and Expiring Subsidies

December 15th is the Final Day to Enroll for ACA Coverage Starting January 1st

A Spectacular Holiday Tradition is Just Around the Corner

Twenty Years Ago Cindy Flanagan's Concord Dance Academy Started a Local Tradition that has Kicked Off the Holiday Season Ever Since

Wells: When 'Opportunity' Replaces Planning: Why the Police Station Proposal Lacks A Real Growth Strategy

A critique of the proposed Concord police station, arguing it emerged as an ad-hoc opportunity rather than a planned investment.

Washburn: Here We Go Again — The Concord City Council's New Police Station Proposal

Former Concord city councilor: Heads, they win; tails, you lose.

Building a Better New Hampshire: Panelist Solutions from NHFPI’s 10th Annual Conference

Experts at NHFPI's annual conference shared practical, data-informed solutions for tackling the state’s biggest challenges.

Former Product Manager Launches The Cozy Artist to Help Heal Burnout and Reignite Creativity in the Age of AI

New local business aims to help build healthier, more innovative teams through intentional creativity.

Protect Our Care New Hampshire Hosts Briefing on ACA Open Enrollment as Health Care Crisis Deepens

Granite Staters Face Steep Premium Hikes and Ongoing Uncertainty While Premium Tax Credits Remain Under Threat

NHTI Earns National Awards In Fall Athletics Season

One team runner-up in national conferences, an upcoming national championship, and three runner-up placements in regional conferences

Herschlag: Party Affiliation And Local Elections

Former Concord city councilor: Should political party allegiance or common sense determine local election outcomes?

October Revenues Set Back by Interest and Dividends Tax Repeal

State revenues collected in October fell below the State’s target amounts for the month.

Protect Our Care New Hampshire Hosts Virtual Event on ACA Open Enrollment Amid Shutdown and Policy Uncertaint

As Open Enrollment Begins, Democrats Continue to Fight to Protect the Affordable Care Act’s Enhanced Premium Tax Credits, Which Lower Costs

Washburn: Thanks For The No Thanks

Former Concord city councilor and 2025 candidate: Trouble is in store for the average Concord property taxpayer.

Northeast Delta Dental supports dental hygiene students at NHTI

$250,000 grant helps dental hygiene students pay for vital educational supplies and related fees

Up to 76,000 Granite Staters Face Food Assistance Disruptions Amid Federal Shutdown

Read NHFPI's analysis and explore our interactive map to see which NH communities are most affected by the SNAP shutdown.

It’s not the lattes. New Hampshire’s affordability crisis is real.

The typical NH family has lost major ground over the past decade as the cost of basic necessities has risen far faster than household income

Herschlag: Ward 10 Is Fortunate To Be Represented by Jeff Foote

Be sure to take the time to vote on Tuesday November 4.

Higgins: Let's Welcome Mineau — And Bring On Wells And Thompson

Board member: SAU 8 needs long-time residents with varying backgrounds to balance the needs of students, teachers, taxpayers, and educators.

Herschlag: The Myth Of Economic Development In Concord

The former councilor: Year after year, the property tax burden has shifted to homeowners. Robert Washburn will bring sanity to the council.

Washburn: Get a Good Grip on the Paint Brush, the City Council is About to Move the Ladder

Former Concord city councilor says it is time for voters to bring back Bob.

Women’s Softball Legends Reunite at NHTI

18 alumni and 9 non-alumni coaches from across New England competed with student team

New Hampshire Facing Stark Health Care Issues due to Government Shutdown

Higher Health Care Costs ahead for Most Granite Staters

Concord Fall Leaf Collection Begins October 27

Concord's Fall Leaf Collection returns with bulk leaf collection starting on Monday, October 27. Bagged leaf collection starts November 17.

Herschlag: A City Planning Report Disappears Into The Ether

Former Concord city councilor: And once again, the city's claims of transparency evaporate into the wild blue yonder.

Concord Water Customers Can Possibly Save and Shower Better this October

Water and sewer utility customers who enroll in E-Z Pay and submit a contest form by October 31 have a chance to win a Shower Better Bundle.

NHTI Women’s Soccer Team Undefeated Nationally

Only surrendered two goals all season, undefeated in the Yankee Small College Conference (YSCC)

NH Families Caught in the Crossfire of Washington Gridlock

The federal government shutdown is already creating chaos, but one of the biggest impacts for New Hampshire families will come in our health

Manhattan Short Film Festival comes to NHTI

October 3-5

Washburn: He's Back

Former Concord City Councilor: If you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem.

Washburn: If It's Monday Night, It Is Live From Concord City Council Chambers

Former Concord City Councilor: Oh boy, here we go again.

Herschlag: Concord's Mayor Wants A Four Year Term

Four years for this mayor are two too many.

Higgins: Thoughts About The Late Kathleen Murphy, Concord's School Superintendent

School board member: People touch us in different ways. I am one of many who call Kathleen an important part of their story.

Health Care Leaders Address Dramatic Challenges Facing the North Country

New State and Federal Budgets Threatens the Health Care of 20-30,000 Granite Staters

NH Experts Warn of Massive Coverage Loss, Closures, and Cost Increases Under New Health Care Cuts

Panelists noted that more than 20,000 Granite Staters could lose Medicaid coverage under new eligibility restrictions and work requirements

Miss New Hampshire Hopes To Make History For Granite State

Xanthi Russell, Miss New Hampshire 2025, will be competing in the national Miss America competition Sept. 2 to Sept. 7.

Swing With Purpose (or FOR a purpose)

Do You Think You Have a Purpose? If So, What? I Think Mine Is To Make People Happy. Does That Make You Happy? Yes? Purpose Fulfilled!

Lemieux: Seven Years In The Making, Land Purchase In Jeopardy

Massachusetts family-owned company wants Concord to go back to the negotiating table

New Program from NHTI Targets Healthcare Shortage

NHTI—Concord’s Community College will launch a new certificate program this fall entitled Limited X-Ray Machine Operator (LXMO).

On the 60th Anniversary of Medicare and Medicaid, New Hampshire Leaders Reflect on the Programs’ Legacy

Edward Shanshala and Arnie Arnesen Join Protect Our Care New Hampshire to Highlight the Importance of Federal Health Programs

Author Tui Sutherland to Headline Family Keynote Event at 2025 NH Book Festival

Tickets for the fan-favorite event now on sale \

Health Policy Experts Discuss the Impacts of Federal Health Care Cuts on New Hampshire

Speakers Warn: Cuts Could Shut Down Rural Facilities Like Franconia Health Center, Increase Costs for Families and Businesses