Herschlag: Three More Strikes For The Concord City Council

Former councilor: Strike after strike, out after out. It’s time for councilors to head to the locker room and learn the rules of the game.

Costs of Federal Health Care Cuts in New Hampshire

New Hampshire has worked hard to improve access to care across party lines. This legislation puts much of that progress at risk.

North Country Leaders Raise Alarm About Medicaid Cuts and the Future of Rural Health Care in New Hampshire

Speakers offered firsthand insight into the day-to-day reality of delivering health care, running a local business, and supporting workforce

Woman's Club of Concord Receives 1772 Foundation Grant through the NH Preservation Alliance

Restoration on early 20th century garage to begin this fall

NH Comets 14U Wins 3rd Straight Division Title

Coach Sean Sweeney's 14U Team clinches 1st Place at USA Softball of NH Firecracker Tournament.

NHTI Student to Compete in National Miss Collegiate USA Pageant

Mars is the first Miss New Hampshire Collegiate USA to compete at the national level, and the first to represent a community college.

NHTI Launches Living Learning Community for Future Healthcare Professionals

Studies have shown this type of innovative academic experience greatly improves academic success.

Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander Joins Protect Our Care NH to Discuss Threats to Medicaid and NH Rural Health

Proposed federal budget cuts targeting Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act (ACA) would have dire consequences for New Hampshire, particular

Washburn: Cool, Cool Water

Former Concord city councilor: Buddy Can You Spare a Dime?

Herschlag: Concord The Budget And Your Right To Know

Former Concord city councilor: Are hidden budget questions an end run around the right to know law, your city council being lazy or both.

Women in Military Service Monument Becomes a Reality

The NH State Veterans Cemetery's Newest Monument Memorializes Women Who Have Served

Herschlag: The Concord City Council Embarrasses Themselves Again

Former Concord city councilor: Four strikes aren’t enough as the council errs again and again and again ... and again.

NH Comets Hosts Softball Clinics June 30 & July 1

Clinics are open to all players, ages 7-10.

Hopkinton Grad Set to Release Eleventh Historical Fiction Novel

Former Teachers Inspired Interest in History

Washburn: Sorry, No Birdie, No Bogey, But A Direct Drive Out Of Bounds

Former Concord city councilor: In 2025, fresh faces with open minds are needed to address serious school district and city budget issues.

Herschlag: Thoughts On The Concord City Budget

The first thing they want to cut is safety service funding, while preserving tournament entry fees for the golf pro.

Higgins: Drove My Chevy To The Levee

CHS will be hosting their senior prom, also known as The Levee on June 12th at the high school. Here's the story!

Prohibition to Programs in Budget Bill Risks Harm to Granite Staters

Different Granite Staters need different things. NH depends on practical, local solutions—not one-size-fits-all political mandates.

Roller Skating Returns to the Everett Arena June 4th

Skating hours will be Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday nights from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. for a limited time through July 27.

Locke’s Promise Celebrates Nonprofit Launch With June 8 Ribbon Cutting

Founder: The ribbon cutting isn’t just symbolic — it’s the start of something powerful, pushing for progress in MS research and care.

Herschlag: The King Has Spoken

Former Concord city councilor: What Took So Long?

Washburn: Too Small, Too Big, Maybe Just Right

Former Concord city councilor: Maybe this Beaver Meadow golf clubhouse is an option worthy of community support.

NH detention center lawsuit

Where's our money where's our justice

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

For Immediate Release: Budget Caps!

Mayor Champlin to Deliver Keynote at NHTI’s 75th Commencement

Over 600 students are part of NHTI-Concord’s Community College’s Class of 2025.

Detention center lawsuit statement of misleading practices

Being lied to by our lawyers and treated unfairly by the state of New Hampshire

Washburn: Mayor Pouts Over Lack Of Civility, Trust ... Really Byron?

Former city councilors: Me thinks thou dost protest too much, Mr. Mayor, respectfully.

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

You're Fired! Welcome to NIMBY New Hampshire; Andover-Beacon No More

Concord's Mom Prom to Benefit Local Charity: Hearts For Kindness

Mom Prom is an annual tradition - ladies only event to raise funds that are used right in the local area.

General Services Director Retiring After 22 Years with the City

Since 2003, Chip Chesley has overseen the General Services Department of approximately 130 employees across six divisions.

Washburn: Will There Be a Taxpayer Revolt in November?

Get a Good Grip on the Paint Brush, It's Time to Move the Ladder

"Artistically Speaking, Thank Goodness for Molly" Ray Duckler

On May 23rd, 2016 "MollyB The Musical", a memorial service for a 13 year old girl, filled a theater. The following story has the details.

Concord Spring Leaf Collection Begins Monday, April 21

Residents with curbside trash collection can place leaves at the curb in biodegradable yard waste bags or rigid containers for six weeks.

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

Town of Danbury Crime Statistics; Public Safety Management Guidance; Sen.Innis

Concord Hydrant Flushing Begins Monday, April 7

Water customers may experience low pressure or discoloration when flushing occurs in their area. Avoid doing laundry during flushing.

Concord Road Load Limits Lifting Monday, April 7

Crews will remove load limit signs throughout the city starting Monday. Travel permissions will no longer be required for heavy vehicles.

State Rep. Aylward, Wow! What a Day in Concord, and Beyond. . .

Lighten up! Taxpayers Dodge a Huge Bullet; By What Authority Are We Doing This? Who is Jonah Wheeler?

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

The People Have Spoken! Voters defeat $3.2M bond in Danbury, Bail reform bill

Fix a Leak Week: Save Water & 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 17-23, 2025.

State Representative, Deborah Aylward

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