Across the region, communities honor Veterans Day

New England College expands tuition partnership to 39 N.H. high schools

Graduates of 23 additional New Hampshire high schools will be able to attend New England College in Henniker for reduced tuition through its High School Partnership Program, more than doubling the number of participating schools. Merrimack Valley High School, Pembroke Academy and Pittsfield High School are among this year’s new additions. Concord High School has been part of the program since 2025. The college announced the addition to its program on Nov. 5, listing all 39 total eligible schools on its page. Graduates of partner schools pay $12,000 of annual tuition, compared to around $43,000 for the standard rate. There are […]

Historical society opens new home at former Jaffrey town offices

The Jaffrey Historical Society officially opened its new facility at the former town offices on Goodnow Street following a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday.

N.H. gets $204 million for second year of rural health transformation

New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte announced that the state has been awarded an additional $204,312,551 from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to continue its GO-NORTH rural health transformation initiative.

N.H. Supreme Court upholds Andy Sanborn’s gambling license revocation, casino sale rejection

The New Hampshire Supreme Court upheld the state's decision to revoke Andy Sanborn's gaming license and block the sale of his Concord casino following his fraudulent use of federal pandemic relief funds.

As deer season starts, N.H. has lots of deer and lots of hunters

Deer hunting season may not be as central to New Hampshire life as it was before the state became so suburban, but you wouldn’t know that from the numbers. Last year hunters in New Hampshire killed more white-tailed deer than ever: 14,387 of them. That’s the largest harvest in nearly a century, according to records […]