Fast Faves with Joan Woodhead

As a longtime Concord resident, Joan Woodhead knows firsthand the benefits of living in the Capital Region. In 1966, her family, then with four young children, bought a farm just outside the center of the city. They became self-sufficient — raising their own food and...

The need for seeds

Home & Garden, In Print

When spring comes, gardeners itch to get plants into the soil. The same goes for foresters. Tree lovers are descending on the Concord area every year to pick up their annual allotment of bare-root seedlings from the State Forest Nursery, which began by providing baby...

History: A not-so-rough past

History, In Print

“In the Fall of 1896, Mabel Hill, Harriet Huntress and Paul Holden could be seen hitting golf balls into the fields opposite the West Concord Cemetery,” reads an entry in The Village of West Concord. “The following Spring, with the added help of Adam Holden, they...

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Tips for Planting and Maintaining Perennials in New England

Home & Garden

Perennial plants are thebrbackbone of nearly every flower garden. Unlike annual plants, which must bebrreplanted each spring, herbaceous perennials die to the ground at the end ofbrthe season, and then regrow from the same roots the following year. People...

Get To Know Artists Conrad Levenson

Life & Leisure

NewbrYork state artist Conrad Levenson is participating in the Meredith SculpturebrWalk for the first time this year, displaying his work entitled Insight Out, which can be seen atbrlocation #11 on the map. The piece is imaginatively created from two antique ice saws,...

In This Issue: Summer 2015

In Print

Read about summer activities at New Hampshire's ski resorts, Running Foxbr Farm and Concord's Main Street project in the Summer 2015 edition of brAround Concord Magazine in the digital edition below.br br Online Extras br brbr br Concord's 2015 Outdoor Adventures...

New expansion at the Lost River Gorge & Boulder Caves is the First in 30 Years

Community, Today

Lost River Gorge & Boulder Caves, located in Kinsman Notch in the White Mountains, is considered one of New Hampshire's greatest natural wonders -- forged by the forces of water, weather, and time. Thousands of visitors enjoy the boardwalks of Lost River Gorge...

Man Turns Himself in Alleged Handgun Discharge That Injured One Woman

Community, Today

brbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrOn June 16, 2015 at approximatelybr5:00 PM Brandon Michael Flynn, 29 of Concord, turned himself in on a Concord Police Warrant for reckless conduct, placing another in danger (felony B), and carrying a loaded handgun without...

Concord’s 2015 Outdoor Adventures Guide

Life & Leisure

In our Summer 2015 issue, we explore some fun family adventures in New Hampshire. As we turn up the heat and prepare for some much needed R&R, why not take advantage of all Concord has to offer? These events and activities are right here in your hometown. Check...

Hands-Free Electronic Device Law In Effect July 1

Life & Leisure, Today

New Hampshire's Hands-Free Electronic Device Law will be in effect as of July 1, 2015. No use of hand held electronic devices capable of providing voice or data communication while driving or temporarily halted in traffic for a stop sign or traffic signal or other...

Details Announced for September’s 16th Annual Concord Police Golf Tournament

Sports & Rec, Today

The 16th Annual Concord Police Golf Tournament has been announced, taking place Thursday, Sept. 17 at Beaver Meadow Golf Course. Registration takes place from 7:30 to 8:15 a.m. and is $100 per person.Help support the Concord Regional Crimeline and have...