Athlete of the Week: Adrian Buss' resilient path to 200 saves

NH Secretary of State clarifies court ruling pertains only to voters who use affidavits for proof of citizenship

New Hampshire residents who register to vote at the polls in this year’s elections will have the option of using an affidavit to prove citizenship, according to guidance from the Secretary of State’s office. A federal judge declared House Bill 1569, the law repealing those affidavits, unconstitutional late last month. The law eliminated affidavits for […]

Granite Geek: How can we be in a drought if my lawn is too thick to mow?

Despite recent rainfall, New England is still facing a long-term drought due to a lack of effective precipitation, which is needed to recharge groundwater and aquifers.

Concord Police seek information after gunfire hits South Main home

Concord Police are requesting that anyone with information about a shooting on South Main Street in the early hours of Sunday morning come forward. At 1:20 a.m., a resident of the area around South Main and Sexton Avenue reported to police that a bullet had come through their second-story window. Another caller said they had […]

Opinion: Save what makes our state great

The federal government is reorganizing the U.S. Forest Service, threatening the irreplaceable value of forests across the country, and the northern hardwood forests of the White Mountains in New Hampshire, as well as the closure of experimental forests that have provided decades of invaluable research data.

Opinion: Think Medicaid doesn't affect you? You're probably wrong.

Medicaid is deeply woven into the fabric of rural communities, and changes to the program can have far-reaching consequences for everyone, not just those who receive benefits.