Concord Monitor
Granite Geek: Keeping track of a tiny beast that would make a cute Beanie Baby — for science!
A short distance behind Kearsarge High School sits a small part of a continent-wide effort to understand a species that has one very important trait: Cuteness. “Oh, they’re just adorable,” said…
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2mLarge brushfire in Loudon reflects dry conditions and high fire risk
Around 10 acres of brush and woods burned in Loudon over the weekend as a continued spell of unseasonably dry and warm weather raises the risk of wildfires throughout the state. Nobody was injured and no buildings were damaged in the blaze, which happened in the area of Berry, Range and Old Shaker Roads, according […]
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9m'Make my voice heard': First-time teen voters prepare to cast their ballots
First-time voters in New Hampshire shared their priorities regarding affordability, social justice, and civic engagement ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
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4mPembroke and Bow advance to Division II soccer semifinals
Pembroke and Bow secured their spots in the Division II girls' soccer semifinals following victories over John Stark and Kennett respectively.
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13mDivisions I and II cross country championships recap
Hanover secured its fourth consecutive NHIAA Division II boys' cross country title and its third straight girls' title at the championships held Saturday at Derryfield Park.
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5mNonprofit buys Lantern Light Camps site on Northwood Lake
An alumni group formed the non-profit Wah-Tut-Ca Preservation Association to purchase the 300-acre reservation near Northwood Lake to ensure Lantern Light Camps can continue operating after its lease was not renewed.