Concord Monitor
Epsom Water Village District gains second commissioner, meaning projects can now move forward
The Epsom Water Village District has appointed a second commissioner and will be better equipped to address its PFAS problem.
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4mFederal judge rules unhoused man has standing to challenge state's loitering law
A federal judge ruled that Robert Clark, a previously unhoused man, has standing to proceed with a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of New Hampshire's loitering law.
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6mBow in talks to become site of new data center
The town of Bow could be the next stop for tech giants scouring the country for sprawling open land to fuel artificial intelligence’s rising demand for computing power. Granite Shore Power, owners of the closed Merrimack Station in Bow, have filed a request with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to enter into discussions with Eversource […]
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3mKearsarge's Arden Rossi will represent Team USA at mountain bike world championships
Kearsarge alumna Arden Rossi will represent Team USA at the 2026 UCI Mountain Bike Marathon World Championships in Italy.
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3mCrimson Tide field hockey look to improve following opening loss to Bishop Guertin
The Concord Crimson Tide lost their season opener 2-1 to Bishop Guertin at Rollins Park on Monday.
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2mMerrimack County still affected by network security issue
Nearly a week after a network security incident disrupted operations, some Merrimack County government services remained limited.