Concord Monitor
Concord falls to Windham in overtime playoff heartbreaker
Concord had a 14 point lead in the fourth quarter, but Windham stormed back to win 20-14 in overtime, with Colin Savard rushing for 203 yards and two touchdowns.
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5mShould the new middle school have a new name? Maybe not, said Concord residents.
The Concord School District asked members of the community to suggest names for its new middle school. More than any other option, they said they liked the old one. Roughly 722 responses were counted as a result of the district’s callout across roughly six weeks at the end of last winter. Of them, 195 asked that the new school carry over the name of the current one, honoring five-decade district Superintendent Louis Rundlett. While this plurality is less than a third of the overall submissions, it was far and away the most popular. It, therefore, also won the endorsement of current […]
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9mFootball Preview: New era begins for Concord football with veteran leaders returning
Several New Hampshire high school football teams, including Concord and Hillsboro-Deering, prepare for their upcoming seasons amidst coaching changes and roster shifts.
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2mMotorcyclist dies following I-93 crash in Concord
A motorcyclist died Thursday morning after crashing a 2019 Harley-Davidson Road Glide on Interstate 93 southbound at Exit 17.
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6mOpinion: Did climate predictions hold up?
A retrospective analysis reveals that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's 1990 projections regarding temperature rises and sea levels were largely accurate, while current carbon dioxide levels have exceeded the 'business as usual' scenario due to a lack of political action.
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4mOpinion: Whitewashed tombs
Professor George Maloof criticized the New Hampshire Democratic Party for refusing to host a debate between U.S. Senate candidates and questioned Chairman Ray Buckley's long tenure during his recent op-ed.