Concord Monitor
Concord residents fight proposed bus plan near Rundlett Middle School
Concord's Transportation Policy Advisory Committee unanimously recommended that the city council work with the school board to explore alternative bus routes to address safety and character concerns…
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4mAllenstown brings revised contracts to voters after school staff losses
Robin McAfee got up from her chair and walked past row after row of empty seats until she reached the microphone at the front of the Allenstown Community School’s gym. The turnout at the school district’s special deliberative session on Thursday night told its own story. Six school district officials and four budget committee members […]
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5mFood pantries face surge in demand as New Hampshire SNAP rolls back
SNAP enrollment in New Hampshire decreased by approximately 3% from June 2025 to June 2026 following federal restrictions, leading to increased demand at local food pantries.
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14mSuddenly homeless: Gretchen Wibel bounces between hope and despair as she seeks resources and reprieve
85-year-old Gretchen Wibel continues her struggle with homelessness and health issues while attempting to access resources in Concord New Hampshire. After several weeks of living in her car, she oscillates between hope and despair.
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5mNH public education advocates call out ballot question confusion
Governor Kelly Ayotte signed House Bill 1300 into law, setting up a controversial ballot question for November 3 that aims to cap property tax growth and administrative spending in New Hampshire schools.
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6mOpinion: The Governor just 'Massed up' the highway plan
Governor Kelly Ayotte sparked bipartisan backlash after vetoing a 10-year transportation plan and a toll-increase bill, despite warnings from lawmakers and contractors about the risks to New Hampshire's infrastructure.