Concord Monitor
Volunteers clean up cemetery ahead of Veterans Day
Volunteers, many veterans or with loved ones interred, cleaned and prepared the New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery for Veterans Day and winter in a Granite United Way effort.
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3mUNH 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 received financial aid, with an average award of $12,400. This year, that average climbed to more than $16,000, with almost every […]
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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 […]