Concord Monitor
From the Farm: Two girls, four steers, one rule
Teens Molly Potter and Rose DeFreitas successfully trained and showcased their calves at the Belknap County 4-H Fair following their start at the Miles Smith Farm camp.
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5mParker Potter: Here's looking at you
An author reflects on the evolution of television history, tracing the transition from communal appointment viewing and variety shows to the modern era of fragmented audiences and diverse distribution platforms.
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5mVintage Views: Stone walls
New Hampshire's extensive network of stone walls originated from colonial farmers clearing glacial debris to establish property boundaries and agricultural fields.
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5mOpinion: Practicing evidence-based medicine in the era of vibes-based medicine
A pediatric resident warns against the rise of "vibes-based medicine" and emphasizes the importance of grounding healthcare decisions in scientific evidence rather than emotion.
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6mOpinion: Politics may change. Our commitment to New Hampshire’s children does not.
The New Hampshire Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics expressed concern over a federal executive order that seeks to alter childhood vaccination schedules, emphasizing that state-level authorities retain control over immunization requirements.
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5mOpinion: End drone warfare
A recent report argued against the expansion of unmanned combat aerial vehicle warfare, citing moral concerns and the potential for perpetual conflict.