City Of Concord Acquires Northern Railroad Property From CSX

The acquisition of the 81.73 acres will expand recreational opportunities; the fate of Scenic RailRiders tourist attraction is unknown.

No Smooth Sailing For New Hampshire School School Administrative Units Proposal

Under HB 1804, there would be separate SAUs for the state’s two largest cities and for the 10 counties; unions, school boards oppose bill.

Concord Announces Winter Storm Overnight Parking Restrictions For Monday Night To Tuesday Morning

An overnight parking ban is in effect for Concord to assist with snow removal operations, with free garage parking available for residents.

City Of Concord Announces Winter Storm Parking Ban for Friday Night, Saturday Morning

No on-street parking will be permitted in Concord from 11:59 p.m. on Friday night into Saturday morning so snow plows can clear streets.

Concord City Council Priorities For This Session: Fiscal Responsibility, Economic Development, And Housing

Councilors reach consensus on focus for 2026-2027; 4 form “renters’ caucus,” suggest “rent freeze,” eviction protections, other ideas.

New Hampshire House Kills Academic Reporting For Education Freedom Account Program

HB 1716 would have required the results of national standardized and state assessments for EFA students to be reported to the department.

Bill To Investigate New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic And Sexual Violence Draws Crowd

During the investigation, the bill would strip the coalition of funding for anything other than services that directly benefit victims.

Biemer: When Local Enforcement Fails, Federal Overreach Follows

Former Juvenile Parole Board member: NH has avoided the kind of sweeping federal actions and militarized patrols by cooperating with ICE.

Conspiracy Theories Drive Bill Targeting New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic And Sexual Violence

Rep. Ellen Read (D-Newmarket) denied film producer Claire Best had a role in drafting her bill; critics noted it echoes Best’s allegations.

Concord Issues Overnight Downtown Parking Ban For Snow Removal

The city has issued a parking ban from 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 12, to 7 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 13, for snow removal operations.

Sanborn's Attorney Tells New Hampshire Supreme Court Failed Concord Casino Sale Was A Rigged Game

Adam Katz said Tuesday the NH Lottery Commission and the NH AG's Office rigged the process to ensure Sanborn would miss the sale deadline.

New Hampshire Bettors Wager $9 Million On Super Bowl, Patriots Draw 80% Of Bets

Granite Staters placed more than $9 million in bets on the Super Bowl — with a significant majority backing the New England Patriots.

Injured Medford, Mass., Skier Rescued From Avalanche Brook Trail In Sargent's Purchase

A 63-year-old man was rescued by Conservation Officers and volunteers after sustaining a leg injury on the Avalanche Brook Trail on Monday.

New Hampshire Residents Asked To Report Winter Turkey Flocks For Research

The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is conducting its 2026 Winter Turkey Flock Survey through March 31.

NH DNCR Commissioner Sarah Stewart Resigns In Wake Of ICE Fail

Attorney General John Formella’s office is conducting an ongoing investigation into the handling of the information.

Winter Storm Citywide Parking Ban Issued For Concord On Tuesday Night And Wednesday Morning

No parking will be allowed on any Concord street between 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 10, and 7 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 11.

New Hampshire House Democrat's Bill Pushes Fringe Conspiracies Targeting Victims' Advocacy Group

Claire Best has alleged racketeering between the AG's Office, Concord police, and the NH Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence.

Cambrils: NH Republican State Committee Members Revolt

Canterbury-Loudon State Rep: The “leadership” of the New Hampshire GOP elected a new chairman without having any authority to do so.

State Of State: Ayotte Aims To Make NH More Affordable, Healthier, Increase Nuclear Power

Halfway through her first term, Gov. Kelly Ayotte's address focused on the future and on what she sees as achievable.

Gov. Lynch's Daughter Says Hip Problems, Not Voting History, Sidelined Her Gubernatorial Hopes

Records: Julia Williams bought a home in 2020; candidates need 7 years of residency to run; she voted in NH in 2018 while living in Natick.

IRS Changes Could Delay Tax Refunds for Some New Hampshire Filers

President Donald Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act last year, which included multiple new tax changes and deductions.

New Hampshire Department Of Corrections Whistleblower's Lawsuit Gets Green Light

Claudia Cass scored another win against the DOC after she was fired for warning about dangerously low staffing levels at the men's prison.

Concord High School Students Walk Out Chanting 'No More Ice'

School officials said the demonstration was not sponsored or sanctioned by Concord High School or the Concord School District.

As Court Orders Inspections To Continue, State Scrambles To Tell Drivers What That Means

The injunction is the most recent order in a lawsuit brought by a Kentucky-based contractor providing emissions testing in New Hampshire.

One More Time: Winter Parking Ban Issued For Downtown Concord From Thursday Night To Friday Morning

On-street parking will be banned downtown, in designated areas, between 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 29, and 7 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 30.

Elimination Of Mandatory Car Inspections In New Hampshire On Hold After Court Ruling

Last year, New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed a bill to eliminate mandatory yearly inspections.

Winter Maintenance Parking Ban Issued For Downtown Concord From Wednesday Night To Thursday Morning

On-street parking is banned downtown, in designated areas, from 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 28, and 7 a.m. on Thursday, Jan. 29.

Spencer: House Speaker Should Remove 2 Reps. Who Violated Accepted Norms, Standards Of Public Service

Co-Founder Kent Street Coalition: Kristin Nobel should be removed as Ed chairwoman, while Matt Sabourin should be stripped of committees.

City Of Concord Issues Citywide Parking Ban From Monday Night (Jan. 26) To Tuesday Morning: Update

Vehicles left on city streets between 11:59 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 26, and 7 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 27, will be ticketed by police and towed.

City Of Concord Issues Citywide Parking Ban From Sunday Night (Jan. 25) To Monday Morning: Follow-Up

General services: Vehicles left on city streets between 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 25, and 7 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 26, will be towed.

City Of Concord Nets 3.715% Interest Rate On Capital Improvement Project Bonds

Nearly $51 million in bonds were issued for projects. Standard & Poor’s Global Ratings affirmed the city’s bond rating of AA+.

Concord Deputy Police Chief Moulton Begins Interim Police Chief Role Saturday

A graduate of Northeastern who grew up in NH, Barrett Moulton has nearly 3 decades of law enforcement experience in Concord and Loudon.

City Of Concord Issues Winter Maintenance Parking Ban For Downtown On Tuesday Night, Wednesday Morning

Avoid a tow fee and a ticket: On-street parking is banned downtown between 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 20, and 7 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 21.

City Council To Consider Removing Ward 5 Councilor; Concord Mayor Champlin Calls Brown ‘An Agent Of Chaos’

Councilor Stacey Brown accuses Councilor Amanda Grady Sexton of ethics violations for her work helping victims of domestic, sexual violence.

City Of Concord Library: Read Newspapers Online With U.S. Newsstream

See the latest announcement from the City of Concord.

City Of Concord: Adult Gym Drop-In For January

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City Of Concord: Youth Gym Drop-In For January

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Executive Councilor Liot Hill Calls Impeachment Resolution An Attack On Free Speech

State Rep. Joe Sweeney (R-Salem), who filed the resolution, dismissed Karen Liot Hill’s attempt to portray herself as a free speech martyr.

City Of Concord: Merrimack Lodge Winter Hours

See the latest announcement from the City of Concord.

250 Years Later, Granite State Celebrates Its Original 'First In The Nation' Moment

The 1776 NH Constitution, also known as the Exeter Constitution, created the state’s Provincial Congress just as the Revolutionary War began