Concord Monitor
AG: Neo-Nazi leader agrees to civil rights settlement three years after Teatotaller demonstration in Concord
Christopher Hood, the founder of the white supremacist group Nationalist Social Club-131, agreed to settle civil rights violation charges following his group's 2023 demonstration at a Concord café.
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2mNew Hampshire misses out on federal nuclear innovation campus selection
New Hampshire failed to advance to the next round of a federal competition to host a proposed nuclear lifecycle innovation campus.
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2mWeather looks good for Pittsfield hot air balloon event this weekend
The annual Hot Air Balloon Rally in Pittsfield is scheduled to proceed this weekend following recent heavy rains in the region.
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4mThird time's the charm: Mady Savary claims NH Women's Amateur title
Mady Savary won her first New Hampshire Women's Amateur Championship at Abenaqui Country Club with a total score of 3-under-par 213.
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3mWhy New Hampshire’s high vacancy rate isn’t helping local housing
New Hampshire held the ninth-highest home vacancy rate in the United States at 14.3% in 2024, with the majority of vacant units serving as seasonal or recreational properties.
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5mOpinion: Protect democracy like a garden
Retired neurologist Millie LaFontaine compares the vigilance required to maintain a healthy garden to the collective effort needed to protect American democracy during the upcoming midterm elections.