A second-alarm fire destroyed a Salisbury home listed for sale, causing significant structural damage but no injuries.
Sue Russell moved to Canterbury from Newport five years ago and was quick to join the town’s historical society. When she found an old cellar hole in her front yard, she contacted Bill Adams, a local ...
After decades of coverage on cold fusion, Infinite Energy magazine appears to have ended. Learn about its founder Eugene Mallove and its legacy.
A hiker died from a medical issue on Welch Dickey Mountain. Sign up for the Concord Monitor’s morning newsletter for essential news each day, and our contests and promotions list for special offers ...
Two recent fatal shootings by ICE agents highlight intense political pressure to increase immigrant arrest numbers.
David J. HickeyLouden, NH - David J. Hickey, 87, of Loudon, NH, passed away on July 17, 2026.Born on June 2, 1939, in Auburn, Massachusetts, Dave was the eldest son of Leon and Betty (Owens) ...
Craig Williamson, of Elkins, has been spending time at his family home on Pleasant Lake since 1959. The 600-acre lake is “one of the last where I would ever expect to see cyanobacteria blooms,” ...
Athlete of the Week: Coe-Brown soccer’s Brady Colgan finds success in spring volleyball championship
Brady Colgan helped Coe-Brown win its second straight boys' volleyball title before preparing for college soccer.
James Duckworth stood at the corner of North Main and Centre Street on Friday afternoon, dressed in a red T-shirt and holding a sign that read “Fair pay isn’t optional.” Fellow firefighters stood ...
Franklin’s Dan Sylvester steps down as athletic director; future of athletics funding still in limbo
After 25 years at Franklin, athletic director Dan Sylvester is retiring from his full-time role but will continue teaching. Uncertainty looms with budgetary issues.
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Qualifiers abound in a new report mapping out the Granite State’s educational landscape. From 2008 to 2012, New Hampshire was one of 16 states to invest more dollars per student amid the Great ...
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