Back-to-school clothing drive; backpack giveaway for those in need; fun things to do; addiction awareness art exhibit; t-storms this week?
Spotted on the Concord calendar: Audition Information Night - "Come From Away"
Coming up: First Sunday Jazz Jam on the Concord Patch calendar
Bill Peterson of Loudon was recognized by the VA, before family and friends, at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church on July 26.
Also: Anna’s Taqueria is coming to New Hampshire; former congressional district candidate charged with DUI; former state Rep passes away.
Be sure to catch Cannaversary '26 on the Concord Patch calendar
Fun things to do this weekend; rotary spotlights survivor-led ministry serving women; political posts; new movies and streaming offerings.
Make time for Cannaversary '26 on the Concord Patch calendar
Meth dealer gets 37 months; fentanyl dealers get 6-7 years; NH’s first Anna’s Taqueria to open; store stops seniors from being scammed.
Spotted on the Concord calendar: Cannaversary '26
Also: Educators give cell phone ban a thumbs-up; GOP Executive Councilors promote child care funds; fun things to do this weekend; more.
GoFundMe started for man killed in jet ski crash; teen arrested again on threat, assault charges; study: NH has best health care in the US.
Also check out Cannaversary '26 on the Concord Patch calendar
National Guard rescues hiker having a medical emergency; Chinese national indicted in multi-million-dollar gift card scam; upcoming events.
Max Lichtenberger was airlifted from between Mount Bond and Mount Guyot and flown to Cannon Mountain to an awaiting ambulance Sunday night.
Kids struck by vehicle; residents balk at new middle school bus traffic plan; apartment fire was suicide-murder arson case; indictments.
That's the thing about cattle: they are forgiving. I can bark at a steer at nine in the morning, and by 9:02 he's looking for a treat.
Fun things to do; 900K Granite Staters wagered $24M on World Cup matches; neo-Nazis seek deal in drag queen story hour civil rights case.
Golf course celebrates 30th anniversary; residents around school furious at new bus traffic plan; AOC, VP Vance frontrunners in 2028 poll.
Also: Weekend events; nonprofit raises $2.6M for vets; another nonprofit donates 200 bikes to kids; middle school teacher charged with rape.
The internet assured me the easiest spot to draw blood was from the cow's tail. What could go wrong?
As cyclosporiasis spreads, doctors offer tips; League of NH Craftsmen’s Fair starts Aug. 1; felon with priors charged with fentanyl sale.
Also: Mega Millions zooms to $707M; readers sound off on favorite ice cream, park etiquette, and stealing food.
Investigators jumpstart search for teen who has been missing for 42 years; Canadian wildfires bring smoke to NH; fatal motorcycle crash.
Fun things to do this weekend; assaulter hit with civil rights violation; the RE market on the Seacoast is sunburn-hot; new weekend movies.
Also: Former fugitive arraigned on bad check charges; Turf Depot celebrates 90 years in business; Mega Millions climbs to $672M; more.
State declares Code Orange Air Alert; New Hampshire is a “Best State” to move to; activate your summer; Girl Scouts rebuild gaga ball pit.
Fire at homeless camp extinguished; city manager gets a satisfactory review, a raise, and a partial sabbatical; fitness challenge; more.
Also: Peterborough homicide investigation continues; huge drug busts in Hooksett, Manchester; new sentences in 2001 Dartmouth double-murder.
Child sexual assaulter found guilty of murdering woman and her unborn child; former state Senator pleads guilty to theft; escapee captured.
The day started with Owen, one of my Highland steers, marching in the Concord Independence Day parade. But the best news was still to come.
Fun things to do this weekend; SOS not concerned about election monitors; support cheerleaders; Clegg to appeal to the Supreme Court again.
After hours of drinking, a man was accused of chasing others with a gun; Mega Millions to top $600M; US DOJ election monitors heading to NH.
Also: State police arrest dozens during 4th of July holiday weekend; Speaker of the House race heats up; Northern Rail Trail court action.
Drug dealer gets 6 to 12; Community Power rate rise in August; 6 arrested, including 4 teens, after shooting; untimely death investigation.
Also: Fire reported at Seabrook nuclear power plant property; state rep criticized for raking in $19K+ for mileage; fun things to do; more.
The adult education org will host preview events in Concord, Dover, Manchester, and North Conway beginning July 20.
Also: How to win an argument with an 800 lb. steer; Goodlander joins “Promise to America” effort; gun threat-domestic violence case update.
Also: Fun things to do this week; first responder discounts; parolee in chase case could take plea; what does America’s 250th mean to you?
Joseph Chinnici has joined FCP Live-In as a Care Coordinator, managing accounts in middle New Hampshire.