Londonderry should be shining brighter this Christmastime, thanks to citizens who stepped up to save their fellow residents from having to unnecessarily spend public dollars. Read moreCitizens united: Londonderry’s lights
The Salvation Army in Manchester could not have found a better recipient of its Others Award than Bob Champagne. He has worked tirelessly and devotedly for the Army, including as longtime director of its Kids’ Cafe. Read moreChampagne toast: Kids’ Cafe, Santa Fund
It was 77 years after his death in 1869 that New Hampshire finally honored its only U.S. President with a simple monument at his Concord gravesite in the Old North Cemetery. Read moreA prayer for Pierce: New Hampshire’s President
It may be hard for some of us to believe, but Thursday is Thanksgiving. Luckily, the airwaves have been filled with advanced notice of Black Friday sales and deals.
We read somewhere on the web that Donald Trump isn’t so much filling a cabinet as he is a junk drawer.
Much social and media air time was spent last week on the matter of which restroom a certain new member of the U.S. Congress will be permitted to use. Liberals and their press pool pals seem not to have learned much from the recent presidential election.
State Sen. Sharon Carson of Londonderry will lead that important body in the new legislature. That is good news for the taxpayers in particular and Granite Staters in general.
What happened to all the buses? We expected fleets of them pouring over our border from Massachusetts on Election Day in order to keep Donald Trump from victory. Trump in fact didn’t carry New Hampshire, but it was close.
