Nexus Music and Arts Festival to feature local and international acts

Three candidates compete for two VT House seats in Hartland, West Windsor, Windsor

Democratic primary candidates John Bartholomew, Dylan Morse, and John Tansey will compete for two seats in the Windsor-1 district during elections next week.

Art Notes: Post-modern irony in a Vermont tax shelter

An art critic reviews "A Farewell to the Western World," a group exhibition at the Hall Art Foundation in Reading, Vermont, while reflecting on the ethical implications of wealthy donors using private museums as tax shelters.

Program helps non-traditional students overcome barriers to nursing school

Katrina Asselin became a nurse through Rivier University’s Granite State P.A.R.T.N.E.R.S. program, which provides financial support to help overcome barriers for non-traditional students amidst a looming funding uncertainty for the initiative.

NH insurance study finds barriers to women's healthcare access

A study released by the New Hampshire Insurance Department found that women face various barriers to healthcare, including provider shortages and affordability concerns, while highlighting that the state's essential health benefit plan does not include fertility treatment.

‘Continually over policed’: Federal lawsuit seeks class action status over NH’s enforcement of loitering law against homeless

A federal judge heard arguments in a lawsuit filed by Robert Clark and the ACLU challenging New Hampshire's loitering law as unconstitutionally vague and discriminatory against the homeless population.