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Dive In Productions will be presenting the high-octane comedic adventure, She Kills Monsters at the Hatbox Theatre from April 28-May14.

Don’t Talk to the Actors by Tom Dudzick will be presented by Hatbox regulars Lend Me a Theater from Friday, March 31 to Sunday, April 16.

I have been a Concord resident for forty four years. I have seen a lot of changes to the city, many, such as our growing homeless population, are sad to see. A 43,000-square-foot casino will do nothing to improve the quality of life in our city. My...

One of the fastest-growing sports in America, Pickleball now has a new indoor home in Concord. All-Stars Pickleball Club opened its doors on Dec. 8 in the former Old Navy store at the Steeplegate Mall. For pickleball standards, the facility features...

Cinemark, Regal's parent company, will essentially stop paying the rent on 40 theaters around the country, including two in Northern New England.

Online readers gravitated to stories about energy – especially how to save money – local businesses opening and closing, questionable police tactics and hikers who died in the White Mountains more than anything else we published in 2022.A look at the...

Although the business world continues to be in turmoil, with the pandemic scrambling labor supply, customer demand and struggling supply chains, and America’s rising interest rates squeezing investment, the Concord area saw a good chunk of commercial...

On the cusp of Thanksgiving, Paul Maggiotto, the president of the Capital Ski and Outing Club, is scrambling to find a place to host Concord’s annual ski and skate sale on Dec. 3. After several locations fell through this year, including space at the...

The Concord School District plans to hire an architect, and will petition state legislators to increase building aid with the hope of keeping the Rundlett Middle School building project moving forward – they just haven’t decided where to build a new...

For six months, making an arrest in the double murder of Steve and Wendy Reid was the top priority at the Concord Police department. Hours of interviews, repeated searches of the crime scene, reviewing surveillance video from nearby stores, and...