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Sentinel Opinion: A Valentine to the Monadnock Region

As U.S. consumers spend a record $14.2 billion — or just under $186 per person — this Valentine’s Day, mostly on candy, cards and flowers, according to the National Retail

State House Dome: Craig poll claims Warmington win would drag down Dem ticket

THE FIRST SIGNIFICANT SHOTS were fired this week in the Democratic contest for New Hampshire governor.

Committee recommends more discussion on Keene casino ordinance

The Keene City Council's Planning, Licenses and Development Committee is recommending the full council send a proposed zoning ordinance on where casinos would be permitted back to the drawing board.

Notable New Hampshire Deaths: Two Harvard Professors; Longtime Derry Attorney

InDepthNH.org is now offering obituaries through the Legacy.com service. We view this as part of our public service mission. Click here or on the Obituaries tab at the top of our home page to learn more.

NH House narrowly OKs EFA expansion

CONCORD — By the narrowest of margins, House Republicans pushed through a major expansion of the three-year-old Education Freedom Accounts program (HB 1665) that would make taxpayer subsidy scholarships available

Interest in community power surging in New Hampshire

Time was, you didn’t think about where your electricity came from. You flipped a switch and the lights went on.

Sentinel Opinion: Trump-Biden rematch an unwelcome time loop for voters

Today is Groundhog Day, the peculiar tradition rooted in a charming, if scientifically unsubstantiated, practice of long-range weather forecasting based on the day’s namesake marmot spotting its shadow or not.

Terri L. Frigon

Terri L. (Greenwood) Frigon, 65, a resident of Keene, passed away on Jan. 24, 2024, at the Alpine Healthcare Center in Keene following a brief illness.

N.H. granted more residential building permits in 2022 than in 2021, per new report

Housing experts say it’s a positive sign, but the state will need to maintain its momentum in order to address the housing crisis.

Norman Klein