Concord Monitor
Opinion: Family caregivers in NH need stronger support
New Hampshire's family caregivers face significant financial and physical burdens while providing essential unpaid support to aging residents and those with illnesses.
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2mRenee Stone Carlisle
Renee Stone Carlisle<br /><br />Penacook, NH - Reneé Carlisle, 63, of Penacook, NH, passed away on August 19 at Concord Hospital, following a decade-long battle with cancer.<br /><br />Reneé was born August 20, 1 ...
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2mPizza Hut closes Loudon Road location
At lunchtime on any other Monday, soft breadsticks and pan pizzas, their pepperoni curled into glistening cups, would land on the checkered tables at Pizza Hut and envelop the dining area in the rich warmth of dough, grease, salt and indulgence. Cars would stream through the parking lot, where Loudon Road meets Canterbury Road in […]
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4m93-year-old Louise French 'never skips a beat' helping fellow seniors at Henniker's White Birch Center
When the White Birch Center in Henniker began inviting its members to reflect on life lessons through a portrait series, the first artwork to be hung on the wall belonged to Louise French. At 93, French is the center’s most lively member. She advises younger generations in her portrait to make the most of their […]
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3mUNH survey finds a quarter of Granite Staters are considering moving away
University of New Hampshire researchers found that while approximately 24% of residents may leave the state due to a complex mix of economic, political, and personal factors, this figure remains lower than in neighboring New England states.
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4mNH silent as neighboring governors sound the alarm on proposed utility merger
Five New England governors issued a strongly worded joint letter opposing a proposed merger between NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy, while New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte remained absent from the announcement.