Concord Monitor
Opinion: Football and CTE return
A recent study found that one quarter of NFL players who died over a six-year period suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), sparking debate over the safety and future of the sport.
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5mEsther Lavona Murray
<html><head></head><body>Esther Lavona (Olin) Murray<br /><br />East Concord, NH - Esther Lavona (Olin) Murray, 92, of East Concord, NH passed away August 6th, 2026 at home.<br /><br />Esther, daughter of John and Mura (Fifield) Olin, was born on Octo ...
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4mCommittee votes to advance Memorial Field plan with $13.9 million first phase
A joint City-School committee approved the New Option A master plan for Memorial Field on Thursday, Sept. 3, moving forward with a phased redevelopment project despite concerns regarding noise pollution.
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7mAfter catastrophic weather, Sen. Shaheen's support caps career of advocacy for small farmers
Nearly 130 years of record-keeping, and never before had New Hampshire seen a year as catastrophically wet as 2023. Excess moisture rinsed nutrients from beyond the vital root zone, and weeds strangled crop yields, multiplying as farmers struggled to work fields saturated with water. Under typical weather conditions, cultivating a diversity of vegetables creates layered […]
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4mGranite Geek: Talking about A.I. at Science Cafe
A Science Cafe event discussing artificial intelligence is scheduled for Tuesday, September 15, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Litherman's Limited brewery in Concord.
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4mField of Concord school board incumbents unclear; filing period runs Sept. 4 - 14
With the filing period opening to run for school board seats in Concord, two of the three incumbents aren’t sure if they will seek another term. Brenda Hastings, a longtime former teacher at Broken Ground, has said for months that she wouldn’t run for a third, three-year term on the board. She’s now reconsidering. Jessica […]