Concord Monitor
Legislative parking garage may look complete, but has months left to go
The final panel was placed on the Legislative Parking Garage in downtown Concord on Thursday, Oct. 2, 2025, marking a milestone in the 50-year effort to build a parking garage in the area, with the…
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5m'Break that barrier': NAMI's walk for mental health, suicide prevention aims to combat stigma, foster togetherness
Danielle Bissonnette will participate in the 24th annual NAMIWalks New Hampshire this Sunday to honor the memory of her late sister, Michelle "Mickee" Bissonnette, and advocate for mental health awareness.
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3mUniversity System of N.H. launches free tuition program for NH families
A free tuition program will begin next fall at all colleges within the University System of New Hampshire. The program, the New Hampshire Promise, was launched on Thursday to make higher education more affordable for Granite State families earning up to $100,000. Incoming first-year students who are New Hampshire residents and transfer students who have graduated with an associate degree from a New Hampshire community college are eligible. A GPA of 2.7 or above from a student’s prior school is also required. The University of New Hampshire, Plymouth State University and Keene State College make up USNH. Students who are admitted […]
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4mBow recovers from Souhegan loss with 5-1 senior night victory over Lebanon
The Bow lacrosse team bounced back from a loss to Souhegan with a 5-1 victory over Lebanon on Wednesday, driven by multi-goal performances from Shire Kelley and Peyton Vaughn.
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2mIndoor snowmaking: Another effort by ski areas to stave off warmer winters
More than a decade ago Tenney Mountain Ski Area in Plymouth, under a previous owner, bought a system that made artificial snow inside a shipping container, which it said would give it a leg up on starting the downhill season. I wrote about it but the details escape me, since the story has been lost […]
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4mOpinion: I need more than thoughts and prayers
My name is Sara Tirrell. I’m a lifelong resident of New Hampshire, and for the last 10 years my family has been lucky enough to call Plymouth home. My son is a junior at UNH; my daughter, Parker, is a senior at Plymouth Regional High School. On paper, we’re a pretty ordinary family. We get […]