Concord Monitor
NHTI to offer free college courses to Concord, Merrimack Valley, Second Start graduates
NHTI is offering all graduates from Concord High School, Merrimack Valley High School, and Second Start two free classes next fall as part of the "Take Two" program, which is designed to ease the…
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4m'A city for art': Saad Hindal opens gallery in Concord, the setting and subject of more than 300 of his paintings
A small white storefront has come alive with color on South Main Street in Concord: A vibrant rainbow array calls attention to the building, while elephants and colorful geckos greet visitors at the door. The new paint job is courtesy of the building’s new resident, Saad Hindal, a Concord artist using the space provided by […]
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3mNashua mental health center to open at new site after gas explosion
A Nashua mental health center that was destroyed in a February gas explosion is set to reopen at a new location, bringing services that have been scattered across temporary sites back together under one roof. Greater Nashua Mental Health, a nonprofit community mental health center, has renovated a site at 3 Pine St. Ext. in Nashua that will house the center’s client intake services, as well as services around substance use disorder, justice, older adults and individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. “This opening represents an important step forward in restoring stability and continuity of care for the individuals […]
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2mExplosion at Sig Sauer plant in NH injures worker
An explosion and fire at Sig Sauer's factory in Exeter, N.H., seriously injured an employee on Monday afternoon.
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9mFrom Iran war to the economy, four key issues in NH’s GOP Senate primary
Republican Senate primary candidates John E. Sununu and Scott Brown are presenting distinct political profiles and records as they compete for the nomination in New Hampshire.
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6m'We're still here': 100-year-old WWII veteran receives honor for service and longevity
World War II veteran Bill Peterson was honored by the Department of Veterans Affairs Centenarian Recognition Program during a ceremony at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in Concord.