Here is your complete guide to November fun around the Granite State: Fairs, food, fundraisers, and festivals.
State Rep. Jared Sullivan (D-Bethlehem) is running for U.S. Senate; former state Rep. Bill Conlin (D-Dover) has declared his CD 1 candidacy.
Students benefit from training on state-of-the-art equipment
Another episode of the reality television series, “Schumer Shutdown,” just dropped.
The Bay State, the cradle of liberty – robbed by generations of proglodytes pushing the Democrat agenda, is rushing toward disaster.
Kaley Chiles is prohibited by law from talking to her patients about gender transition unless it is to advocate for it.
The Dems are dug in on their shutdown and convinced their “health care crisis” narrative will win the day.
Legislative Updates by Rep. Maureen Mooney for October, 2025
Bari Weiss is a brilliant writer, freed from a world viewed through broken woke-colored glasses, who can save CBS News from itself.
Hudson man indicted on child sexual abuse images possession, manufacturing, distribution charges; man indicted on Nashua gun threat charges.
Many pumpkin patches and fields in New Hampshire offer complementary activities, such as hayrides, corn mazes, and games for the kids.
Money has been a major challenge for New Hampshire Republicans running for Congress — with the exception of Karoline Leavitt in 2022.
Antonio De Leon, 66, suffered serious bodily injury after Marcel Couturier, 93, the driver of the minivan, struck him from behind on Monday.
Dems just shut down the government so the guy waving the Mexican Flag, surrounded by rioters in LA, could have free health care.
Kreis: The question becomes: Who will lead, in the midst of an affordability crisis for utility rates that transcends our state’s borders?
It is officially autumn on Monday, which means it is time to get out and enjoy rustic fall events.
The new media right was outraged at the notion that the DOJ has any authority to police speech that isn't defamatory or incites violence.
If you have apples and oranges, no sensible person will try to tell you neither of them is a fruit, but neither can either one be the other.
This month's Updates are about the Fiscal (not Finance) Committee.
This should be a good year for apple picking, according to a U.S. Apple Association forecast, which estimates a higher harvest than in 2024.
Anthony DiLorenzo, owner of Key Auto Group and a developer, says, "I’m blessed to have called New Hampshire home for more than 40 years."
Edwin Jimenez-Gomez of Manchester faces a sale of a controlled drug charge connected to the fentanyl intoxication death of Isabella Spain.
NH State Troopers are awaiting guidance on what to do after mandatory vehicle inspections conclude. I'm here to help.
Despite the midterm water barely beginning to boil, Granite State Dems are hoping to get their FITN presidential primary back.
Alexey Brayma said last week in court, “I am deeply sorry.” He received 2 years of probation and must provide 50 hours of community service.
Educators from Manchester, Sanbornton, Sisters from Merrimack and Windham, a business owner in Nashua, a Plaistow writer, an Alsted coach.
Elizabeth Girard will be the fourth candidate to enter the race for the nomination, inspiring a flurry of reaction from party activists.
The prescription for end-of-summer malaise or “end-of-the-summer scaries” is to get out and have some fun in Merrimack.
Nashua man indicted on child assault, witness tampering charges; thief indicted on another theft charge; teen indicted on DWI-crash charge.
Merrimack police began receiving calls from residents on Angelo Lane reporting flooding on Wednesday afternoon.
Fall semester begins August 25
Free Stater from Milton listened to talk; said accurate
Plus: Nashua, New Ipswich men indicted on tampering charges, Pelham man faces elderly exploitation charge, and drug indictments.
The Rotary Club of Merrimack invites the community to its 2nd Annual NuBingo Fundraiser on Saturday, October 4, 2025, from 6:00 PM to 10:00
Legislative Updates by Rep. Maureen Mooney for August, 2025
If any administration was going to consider wading into the mess that is New Hampshire elections, it’s this one.
Crews arrived with fire showing from the outside of the building near the electrical service; quick actions prevented it from spreading.
The elites didn’t realize that this is what they voted for?
3 Republican Executive Councilors: Our decision is rooted in a shared conviction the BEA must refocus on fostering high-value job creation.
The event is a blend of a traditional Cars and Coffee event mixed with demonstrations from local FIRST Robotics teams.