Concord Monitor
Opinion: Verities of war and peace
Op-ed writer John Buttrick argues against Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's request for $70 billion in emergency military spending, suggesting instead that funds from the National Defense…
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3mHot air balloon catches fire at Pittsfield festival, injuring one
An operator sustained minor injuries when a remote-controlled hot air balloon caught fire during the Suncook Valley Rotary Club's annual rally in Pittsfield on Saturday morning.
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3m'Why change something that works?': Dipsy Doodle Dairy Bar's newest owners honor restaurant's long history in Northfield
Erin Keville has spent every summer since she was 14 working behind the line of the Dipsy Doodle Dairy Bar. “I wanted to work in the kitchen, so I just started,” she said. Six years later, she is the restaurant’s most senior employee, as well as the daughter of the restaurant’s newest owners, husband and […]
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5mYoung Concord basketball squad looks for progress in summer league as it builds up for winter NHIAA competition
The Concord boys basketball team advanced to the Dave Bonner Memorial Summer Basketball League semifinals following a dominant 46-23 victory over ConVal, signaling potential progress for a program seeking its first full game win since the 2023-24 season.
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5mTennis nonprofit gets kids 'outside, doing something and feeling safe'
CourtBloom, a new nonprofit organization, provides free youth tennis lessons and snacks to families in Franklin to promote physical activity and social connection.
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2mUNH’s new 3-year bachelor degrees will save some students $10K in tuition
The University of New Hampshire is reducing the required credits for its online management and computer information technology bachelor's degrees to allow students to graduate in three years starting this fall.