Concord Monitor
Concord Board of Education approves 12.2% tax increase, dealing heavy blow to taxpayers and educators alike
Even with a flat-funded budget at $124 million, the Concord School District is expected to deliver a 12.2% property tax increase next year. A level budget is often the ideal of municipal and school…
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3mOld Dutch Mustard Co. agrees to stream monitoring, penalty in settling complaint about Clean Water Act violation
Old Dutch Mustard Co. entered into a consent decree on Thursday to implement a comprehensive water pollution compliance program following the April sentencing of its president for violating the Clean Water Act.
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5mPublic housing tenants gain financial skills through Concord Housing program
Public housing tenants are gaining financial skills through Concord Housing's Resident Success Program.
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4mConcord's first Black Heritage Trail marker honors baseball star William Penn Thompson in White Park
The Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire unveiled a historic marker at White Park in Concord to honor the legacy of William Penn Thompson, a former Negro Leagues and Concord Sunset League baseball player.
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2mSubaru driver Scott Speed smashes former record on Mount Washington Auto Road
Subaru Motorsports USA driver Scott Speed set a new ascent record on the Mount Washington Auto Road during the 2026 Paul Giblin Memorial Climb to the Clouds driving a Subaru WRX: Project Midnight.
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3mConcord increases senior tax exemption to keep pace with reassessed home values
The Concord City Council increased the elderly property tax exemption amounts by nearly 50% to offset rising home values following citywide reassessments.