Concord Monitor
Thirty walkers honor Granny D legacy in Dublin and Peterborough
Approximately thirty participants completed the 16th annual Granny D walk from Dublin to Peterborough to honor Doris Haddock's legacy while organizations like Open Democracy urged voters to verify…
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3mAfter sale, Concord's Centennial Hotel acquires a new flavor
Inside the brick castle-like Centennial Hotel on Pleasant Street in Concord, chef Ali Kalem has been working to reorganize and personalize the kitchen. He runs Anatolia Mediterranean Restaurant in Somersworth. This fall, he will open a second location where the Granite Bar & Grill previously served guests in the hotel. The Centennial, mere blocks from […]
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5mA local farm worries about looming tariffs. Cinde Warmington says she'll fight against them.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Cinde Warmington visited Contoocook Creamery on July 31, 2026, to discuss the agricultural impacts of tariffs and rising operational costs with owner Jamie Robertson.
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7mThe childcare landscape can be challenging in New Hampshire. This agency is here to help.
Child Care Aware of New Hampshire provides essential resource and referral services to families and childcare providers through federally funded programs including scholarships and apprenticeships.
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2mNH Chief Justice takes sudden medical leave of absence
New Hampshire Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald took a medical leave of absence effective immediately, according to a court announcement on Friday.
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6mOpinion: Need for an anti-war movement
Author Jonathan P. Baird argues that the Iran War represents a purposeless resurgence of American imperialism under the Trump administration, characterized by shifting justifications and significant civilian casualties.