A new law mandating open enrollment across the state could go into effect as early as next month, neutralizing the efforts of local school districts to pass warrant articles to limit the loss of ...

Bob and Judy Bitterli, owners of Bob's Chocolate Café, lost their historic home to a fire, but were overwhelmed by the ...

Conant girls' basketball team shows potential despite tough losses. Home energy and improved decision-making, but still ...

Looking for alternatives to rock salt for melting ice? Discover options that are safer for plants, pets, and the environment.

New Hampshire lawmakers propose overhaul of domestic violence laws, potentially eliminating civil protective orders and ...

According to the knowledgeable folks at the National Weather Service in Gray, Maine, the average temperature in Concord over this past January was 20.3 degrees Fahrenheit. That’s not warm by any ...

The Hancock Select Board and Budget Committee held a public hearing discussing water line inspections mandated by federal ...

The Rindge Select Board has agreed to pay the Jaffrey-Rindge Memorial Ambulance $27,000 in outstanding fees and to continue ...

Griffin Schultz ties for second-highest jump at the Division II State Championship Meet, earning fourth place and team points ...

The Jaffrey-Rindge School District is monitoring two bills in the state legislature that would allow students to enroll in any district in the state, eliminating the requirement that they live within ...

Braver Angels advocates for reconciliation, healing, and hospitality amidst rising polarization and violence. A call for ...

Former political rivals Dick Swett and Charlie Bass have joined together as co-chairs of the New Hampshire chapter of the Democracy Defense Project to restore voter confidence in the election process.