Concord Monitor
Why it’s getting harder to obtain public information — and what can be done about it
New Hampshire cities and towns are required by state law to provide public access to public records, but many fight the requests or take ages to respond due to uncertainty, denial, and costly…
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2mNASCAR Whelen Modified Tour returning to Motor Speedway, adding Barre, VT
The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour is scheduled to make its first stop at Barre, Vermont's Thunder Road International Speedbowl in June 2027 before returning to New Hampshire Motor Speedway in September.
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4mOpinion: Arrogance has no place in politics
Retired physician Oge Young criticized Republican Senate candidate John E. Sununu for his dismissive attitude toward climate science and his support for President Trump's legislative agenda.
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5mOpinion: A state without public education
Democratic committee chair Jane Walsh argues that recent legislative actions and a proposed November 2026 referendum aim to defund New Hampshire's public education system.
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4mStephen Hopkins
<html><head></head><body>Stephen Hopkins<br /><br />Gilmanton, NH - Stephen Henry Hopkins of Gilmanton, New Hampshire, passed away in 2026 after a long and courageous journey with cancer. Born August 15, 1956, in Berea, Kentucky, Stephen lived a life ...
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2mClaire Ange Aimée Aucoin
<html><head></head><body>Claire Ange Aimée Aucoin<br /><br />Henniker, NH - Claire Ange Aimée Aucoin, 97, of Henniker NH, passed away on Saturday, October 10, 2026, while surrounded by her family. Born on August 25, 1929, on the family f ...