State legislators begin envisioning SNAP’s future as hunger relief organizations prepare for change

'To think of losing everything': Historic barn destroyed in Loudon fire

Retta Presby Weaver sat in her armchair on Tuesday, eating dinner and listening to the news like on any other evening. The chatter of news anchors drowned out what was happening outside her home atop a peaceful, rolling hill in Loudon. It wasn’t until neighbors, who saw the flames licking the 19th-century barn behind Presby […]

Driver of truck in Concord log spill cited for speeding

The driver of the logging truck that spilled dozens of full-size pine logs on North State Street on Tuesday has been cited for speeding, according to Concord police. At about 9 a.m., a truck from Varney & Sons logging two tri-axle, fixed-frame trailers full of logs was traveling west on Hutchins Street in Concord. After […]

Bow field hockey overpowers Hanover with gritty play in 3-1 semifinal win

Peyton Vaughn scored twice and added an assist to lead the No. 2 Bow Falcons to a 3-1 semifinal victory over the No. 3 Hanover Bears in field hockey.

N.H. Supreme Court upholds Andy Sanborn's gambling license revocation, casino sale rejection

The New Hampshire Supreme Court sided with state regulators and upheld the lottery commission’s decision to revoke Andy Sanborn’s charitable gaming license. The court also backed the denial of licenses to an out-of-state buyer who wanted to purchase his now-shuttered Concord Casino along with approved plans to open a new casino in East Concord. The […]

What's with that 'register of probate' constitutional amendment on the ballot?

Voters will decide on a constitutional amendment on November 3 to officially eliminate the role of elected register of probate, an office whose duties were transferred to circuit court clerks in 2011.