Concord Monitor
Opinion: New Hampshire legislators are steering in the wrong direction on walking and biking safety
The Bike-Walk Alliance of New Hampshire is calling on the chair of the House Transportation Committee to apologize for his inappropriate comments about running people on bikes off the road, and for…
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3mFrom the Farm: Saving the life of a calf takes love
Carole Soule, co-owner of Miles Smith Farm, successfully nursed a week-old bull calf named Clark back to health after he stopped drinking milk.
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6mVintage Views: Two confederate flags
On September 20, 1900, New Hampshire Governor Rollins returned two Confederate flags captured by Union soldiers at Petersburg, Virginia, to Alabama Governor Joseph Johnston during a battleship dedication ceremony in Concord.
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4mGirls soccer: Barrieau makes late save, PK stop for Bow title
Bow High School goalkeeper Gwen Barrieau and junior defender Zoey Lupien led the Falcons to their second consecutive Division II soccer championship with a 1-0 penalty kick victory over top-seeded Hollis-Brookline.
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6mOpinion: Failing test scores have little to do with public schools, and everything to do with NH politics
Somersworth Mayor Matt Gerding argued that Republican lawmakers in the New Hampshire State House are undermining public education through inadequate funding, budget overruns in the Education Freedom Account voucher program, and attempts to restrict local control.
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5mOpinion: A plea from a veteran on Veterans' Day
In an op-ed written ahead of Veterans Day 2026, John Buttrick argues for returning the holiday's focus to its original purpose of commemorating the armistice and committing to global peace rather than celebrating military power.