Concord football returns home Friday night amid bleacher changes and parent concern

Data: People increasingly support allowing homes on smaller lots

A survey by Saint Anselm College revealed growing public support for small-lot residential construction and zoning changes in New Hampshire as residents grapple with a tightening housing market and rising home prices.

A 'broken' system: Choices for Independence program going to trial in November

There was a gap in Joyce Thomas’s mornings. After her husband, Benton, left for work, she’d sit in her motorized wheelchair by the window of their log cabin home in Hillsborough, sipping coffee and watching the birds flock to the feeders, waiting for her caregiver to arrive. Over a dozen times, however, the scheduled caregiver […]

Warner planning board approves Dollar General site despite resident pushback

Warner residents expressed strong opposition to a new Dollar General store, yet the planning board approved the site plan on September 14 despite concerns regarding traffic and the town's character.

Leaves 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.

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.