Concord Monitor
Opinion: Reviewing NH public school funding
Representative Eileen Kelly argues that New Hampshire relies too heavily on local property taxes for school funding and criticizes the expansion of the state's voucher program.
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3mLeaves will definitely change color this year; other than that, your guess is as good as mine
Despite drought and whatever else you've heard, chances are New Hampshire's peak leaf-peeping period will likely follow historical patterns.
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5mOpinion: The truth about the Roadless Rule
The Forest Service's proposal to rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule aims to return management authority to local planners and scientists, which advocates argue will have minimal impact on the White Mountain National Forest while allowing for better implementation of existing forest plans.
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3mBrenda L. Fowler
<html><head></head><body>Brenda L. Fowler<br /><br />Concord, NH - Brenda Lee Lucius Fowler, a beloved mother, sister, aunt and grandmother passed away peacefully on September 22, 2026, in Concord, New Hampshire.<br /><br />Brenda was born on July 27, ...
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7mConcord City Council approves fundraising for Martin Park bike park studies, faces pushback from neighbors
The Concord City Council approved a proposal to allow advocates to fundraise for feasibility and site studies regarding the potential development of a bike park at Martin Park, sparking debate between supporters and neighbors concerned about environmental impacts and public safety.
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2mRodney Brown receives NIAAA State Award of Merit for athletic leadership
John Stark Athletic Director Rodney Brown received the 2026 NIAAA State Award of Merit for his leadership and contributions to New Hampshire interscholastic athletics.