Concord Monitor
'This is an opportunity': Concord Multicultural Festival celebrates diversity and unity
Before moving to Concord, Miriam Evans was never in charge of making the tamales. Coming from a Mexican family and growing up in California, Evans said tamales were a meal she would cook with her…
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10mHopkinton continues to hone XC form at Manchester Invitational
MANCHESTER — As the middle of the NHIAA cross country season approaches, the Hopkinton Hawks continue to add to their impressive streak of performances. Junior Max Goupil finished sixth to lead the Hopkinton boys to third place in the boys varsity small school division and junior Maisie Emerson finished third to lead the Hawk girls […]
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5mResidents weigh in on Concord's master plan at open house
Concord residents shared their views on housing, transportation, and community growth during a Citywide Vision Open House on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026, as the city works with planning firm Utile to develop its 2050 master plan.
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3mCatholic Medical Center awards $50,000 to crisis housing program
HOPE for New Hampshire Recovery received a $50,000 grant from Catholic Medical Center to expand its Pivot Program, which provides short-term crisis housing for individuals facing substance use, homelessness, or mental health challenges.
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5mAlexander Constant Jr.'s quiet charity remembered by family, community
Alexander Constant, Jr., a former Pitco plant manager known for his extensive charitable work and support of his family's business, Constantly Pizza, died on August 20.
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3mFrom the Farm: When is a retirement not a retirement?
Co-owner Carole Soule of Miles Smith Farm in Loudon, introduced an "Ultimate Cow Experience" program featuring various tasks for her herd of cows and steers.