Granite Geek: A solar 'barn-raising' for Concord food pantry

Opinion: Obesity medication extended my life. It’s not just about the scale.

New Hampshire has ended Medicaid coverage for GLP-1 medications prescribed solely for obesity treatment, which could lead to increased long-term costs as obesity-related illnesses and hospitalizations increase.

Opinion: The radical ordinary joy of my trans child

Raising a transgender child has taught a parent that parenting cannot be rooted in fear and protection, but rather in joy, which is the source of their resistance.

Bow weighs Exit 1 development against water line costs

Bow is exploring whether redeveloping the South Street or Exit 1 area could generate enough economic opportunity to justify the costly investment of bringing municipal water to the area. Last year, Bow received $52,265 in federal grants from the Northern Border Regional Commission’s (NBRC) Catalyst Program and Timber for Transit Program to conduct a feasibility […]

Can your high school build a real airplane? Three other N.H. schools are

The Aviation Museum of New Hampshire is seeking a fourth district to host its student plane-building program, which allows high school students to build a two-seat, full-sized aircraft as part of a credit-earning course.

Multiple cars have crashed into her Concord home. She wants the city to take action.

Julie Jacobson and Randi Burns were forced to leave after a drunk driver slammed into the side of their home in January. Now, they’re hoping the city will reconfigure their road to protect what they rebuild. Three times within a two-year span, cars have failed to make the turn at the southern end of Broadway, […]