Concord Monitor
Concord, New Hampshire, United StatesEnglishServing as the primary source of news for New Hampshire’s capital city and the surrounding region, this daily publication is widely recognized for its influential coverage of the state's first-in-the-nation presidential primary. With a history dating back to the 19th century, it remains a vital fixture in local civic life, providing in-depth reporting on state government and community affairs.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
Tracing its roots to early colonial print shops, the Granite State press landscape features historically independent publications existing alongside consolidated regional dailies. The Manchester-based New Hampshire Union Leader remains the largest statewide daily, traditionally known for its conservative editorial stances. In the capital, the independently owned Concord Monitor provides regular coverage under Newspapers of New England. The southern tier is anchored by The Telegraph in Nashua, an Ogden Newspapers property, while the eastern coast relies on the Gannett-owned Portsmouth Herald. Alternative news and local entertainment coverage rely heavily on weekly publications like the widely circulated Hippo. Paperboy indexes 34 New Hampshire newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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- Jack Nicholas
- Donald W. Hartshorn
- Lawrence Colin Fernsworth Sr.
- Meal delivery service to open in Concord
- Concord fire officers want a new contract, saying they feel “lesser than others”
- Can New Hampshire farms weather extreme heat without withering and heavy rains without washing away?
- Bow seven-year-old Bobby Blossom set to compete in the 2026 U.S. Kids Golf World Championship
- Concord High honors Dave Bonner with new memorial summer league