Donald W. Hartshorn

Pitco scraps plan for new Concord factory

Bow-based Pitco has scrapped plans to build a large manufacturing facility in Concord, choosing instead to focus on improving its existing sites in Bow and Pembroke.

Andover and Loudon libraries receive boost for book purchases, children's literacy programming

Public libraries in Andover and Loudon are set to receive approximately $8,000 in books, programming funds and literacy resources from the Children's Literacy Foundation's Rural Library Grant ahead of the 2026-2027 school year.

Granite Geek: A bright green rock is a New Hampshire representative

The National Museum of Natural History has a new exhibit featuring items from each US state and territory, with New Hampshire represented by a sample of fluorite taken from the William Wise mine in Westmoreland.

From player to coach, Concord's Raider Agan builds football culture through commitment

Concord High School senior Raider Agan balances his role as a starting lineman with his work as a junior coach for the Concord Capitols to mentor young players and build football culture.

School district seeks dismissal of student gun search lawsuit as lawyers disagree on consent

School administrators are asking a judge to dismiss a Hillsboro-Deering High School graduate’s lawsuit over the search for a gun in his truck, arguing in a new court filing that the action wasn’t based on a “hunch” but on reasonable suspicion. Jack Harrington, 18, sued Hillsboro-Deering School District officials in U.S. District Court claiming the […]