'We can really be a movement': Karishma Manzur, Exeter scientist running for Senate, bets on populist ideals and rejecting corporate donations

From Iran war to the economy, four key issues in NH’s GOP Senate primary

Republican Senate primary candidates John E. Sununu and Scott Brown are presenting distinct political profiles and records as they compete for the nomination in New Hampshire.

'We're still here': 100-year-old WWII veteran receives honor for service and longevity

World War II veteran Bill Peterson was honored by the Department of Veterans Affairs Centenarian Recognition Program during a ceremony at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in Concord.

Arts Ahead: Bird talk, film festival, pollinator celebration and more

I hiked the Welch-Dickey Loop last weekend. From every viewpoint, I craned my neck upwards, mesmerized by the silhouettes of birds soaring in the sky, the contours of their bodies blacked out by the bright sun. I’m not the type of person who can look at a bird and easily identify it — although I […]

Opinion: A property tax cap is fool's gold

Ted Morgan argues that Republican policies in New Hampshire have shifted financial burdens onto local property taxpayers and advocates for the proposed 3-3 Tax Savings Plan to address rising costs.

Opinion: Managed care organizations are cutting hours and putting lives at risk

New Hampshire Executive Councilor Janet Stevens called for an immediate moratorium on service reductions and an independent investigation after managed care organizations cut critical nursing hours for children and adults in the Katie Beckett and APTD programs.