Concord Monitor
UNH increases financial aid, awarding record $40 million to incoming class
The University of New Hampshire awarded $40 million in financial aid to its incoming class this year, the most awarded to any incoming class in the university’s history. Last year, 88% of the class…
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5mNew Hampshire 11-year-old creates buzz with wasp removal service
An 11-year-old boy named Forest Bell has been providing free wasp-removal services to residents and local organizations throughout the Monadnock Region using a specialized vacuum technique.
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2mNashua country club shooter to plead insanity defense
The man accused of a deadly shooting at a Nashua country club last year plans to argue that his actions were rooted in mental illness. Hunter Nadeau, 24, opened fire at the on-site restaurant at Sky Meadow Country Club on September 20, 2025. The shooting killed 59-year-old Robert Steven DeCesare, who was dining with his […]
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4mNH Craft Club is making a home in Concord
Meg Locker has opened a studio for her NH Craft Club in Concord to foster community and friendship through various creative workshops.
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4mAthlete of the Week: Football captain Nate Wallace fuels Merrimack Valley's hot start
Merrimack Valley senior Nate Wallace discussed his leadership role and performance during an interview following the team's historic 2-0 start to the football season.
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6m'Small dogs still bite': Proposed micro data center elicits resistance as development advances through application process
New Hampshire had always seemed like a secluded corner of the country to Natalie Hilts, insulated from the threats that afflicted other regions. That was before ICE proposed to convert an empty warehouse in Merrimack into a processing center, plans which were abandoned by the Department of Homeland Security in February. Then came what Hilts […]