New Hampshire residents face new laws in 2026, including the end of car inspections, higher fees for government services, and restricted immigration policies.
Local soccer talent will get a chance to showcase their skills to college coaches at the Plymouth State University clinics held this spring. These half-day showcases are geared toward girls and boys ...
When Merrimack Valley voters narrowly rejected the school district’s proposed budget in March, it was a faction of residents from Loudon who led the charge, delivering piercing criticism of district ...
Olena Kuzmivna, a 76-year-old mushroom forager from Izyum, Ukraine, has not been able to go foraging for mushrooms since 2022 ...
Brendan O'Keefe and Anne Phillips shine as MVPs in the Capital Area Holiday Classic basketball tournament. Bow and Pembroke win titles.
From striking to sorrowful, busy to bittersweet, sometimes the photo tells the story. Here’s a rundown of the year, as seen through the lenses of Monitor photographers. Sports On March 15, Concord ...
Rite Aids across the country shuttered their doors earlier this year due to bankruptcy, leaving several former pharmacies in ...
House Democrats in New Hampshire propose a Fair Chance Agenda to address affordability crisis, expand affordable housing, and support working families.
Concord residents can dispose of Christmas trees curbside for collection starting January 5. Trees must be free of lights and ornaments.
Discover the Concord Monitor Player of the Season for Winter 2024-25, Spring 2025, and Fall 2025. Read about the top athletes who excelled in their respective sports.
Two and a half years ago, I presented a carefully thought-out argument for not requiring schools to teach cursive, calling it ...
New Hampshire's schools implement a phone ban in 2025, uniting the state in concern over technology's negative effects on youth.
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