Concord Monitor
‘Come find these places:’ Sullivan County looks to attract visitors — and their money
A local nonprofit plans to use a $418,000 grant from the Northern Border Regional Commission to develop new tourism experiences in Sullivan County, aiming to increase visitor spending across several…
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4mFormer Manchester Police Chief Allen Aldenberg nominated for interim role
Governor Kelly Ayotte nominated former Manchester Police Chief Allen Aldenberg to serve as New Hampshire's acting child advocate following the departure of Cassandra Sanchez.
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3mNew Hampshire woman sues state over end of vehicle inspections
A New Hampshire woman and a former state contractor have sued the state in federal court, alleging that the suspension of mandatory vehicle safety and emissions inspections violates the Clean Air Act and negatively impacts public health.
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5mCanterbury committee bringing women's lives 'into the light' for town tricentennial
Sue Russell moved to Canterbury from Newport five years ago and was quick to join the town’s historical society. When she found an old cellar hole in her front yard, she contacted Bill Adams, a local cellar hole expert, for information about who the cellar belonged to and what it may have been used for. […]
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Car dealership proposed at site of Freedom Cycle in Concord
Capital City Subaru is proposing to renovate the former Freedom Cycle site into a car dealership, while a neighboring property is planned for a new 116-room hotel.
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5mFrom Keach Park to NYC finals: Ruby Lu Emerson's journey in street soccer
Fourteen-year-old Hopkinton resident Ruby Lu Emerson has risen to prominence in the world of street soccer, competing in elite Nike TOMA tournaments across the country and expressing ambitions to turn professional.