Concord Monitor
Opinion: When divisiveness rules, we lose
In her opinion piece, Marta Ceroni argues that New Hampshire politicians must transcend partisan divisiveness to address the urgent threat of climate change during the upcoming midterm elections.
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4mOpinion: The NH Supreme Court owes us an explanation
New Hampshire Supreme Court justices Patrick Donovan, Melissa Countway, and Bryan Gould face calls for transparency after signing a 2025 statement defending Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald's improper handling of a job transfer, which led to his resignation.
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3mThomas F. Parent Sr.
<html><head></head><body>Thomas F. Parent, Sr.<br /><br />Pembroke, NH - It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Thomas F. Parent, Sr. who passed away surrounded by family on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.<br /><br />He was born on June 1 ...
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2mSouthwest offers direct flight to Nashville from Manchester-Boston Regional Airport
Southwest Airlines is set to add daily nonstop flights between Manchester-Boston Regional Airport and Nashville, running five days a week excluding Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
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8mFranklin to choose city councilors, school board members
Franklin voters will elect city council and school board representatives in a municipal election scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 6.
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10mOn Main: Concord's downtown business owners say Main Street is on the rise. They also point to challenges that remain.
When Elyssa Alfieri thinks about downtown Concord, she thinks about an old T-shirt she once had. Not the one with a slogan about the city being comatose. To Alfieri, that one was never true. “Concord got cool when you weren’t looking,” read the shirt, designed by her friend, Katy Brown. “I really feel like that’s […]