Concord Monitor
Eyes on a new leg: NH makes new strides in prosthetic coverage
Gov. Ayotte signed SB408 on Monday, which allows adults to obtain secondary prosthetic devices covered by insurance starting in 2028. For many, this means being able to run, swim, ski and more.
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5mLiot Hill, Menard face off in Executive Council District 2
Incumbent Democrat Karen Liot Hill and Republican challenger Tobin Menard are competing for a seat on the New Hampshire Executive Council's District 2, focusing their campaigns on judicial appointments and state infrastructure projects like the Concord state prison.
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6mBoucher and Brueggemann face off for Concord School Board seat
In the school board race to represent Concord’s West and South Ends, a challenger’s bid is catalyzed by the dispute over new bus routes for the middle school. The incumbent points to her long track record of involvement as a core tenant of her campaign. Liz Boucher is a dietitian at the New Hampshire State […]
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4mAthlete of the Week: Tom Maskwa hits 50 goals and assists milestone as Coe-Brown chases playoffs
Coe-Brown senior Tom Maskwa was named Athlete of the Week following a hat trick in an upset victory over top-ranked ConVal.
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3mFire wreaks damage at Chicken Nick's Farm in Epsom, temporarily closes Route 4
A fire at a residence on Route 4 in Epsom caused significant damage and temporary road closures on Thursday morning, though no injuries were reported.
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3mFrom the Farm: All about gee, haw and the now
Miles Smith Farm co-owner Carole Soule shares lessons on patience and emotional control derived from her experiences training steers for the Sandwich Fair.