Gene Lindsey of the Kearsarge group straighens he wood pile that they will be distributing to local residents in need.
Gene Lindsey of the Kearsarge group is among those who have been nominated and recognized as Hometown Heroes. Credit: GEOFF FORESTER—Monitor staff

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EDUCATION

The Monitor’s education beat covers this critical issue from the classroom to the state house, and everywhere in between.  Read our education coverage


HOMETOWN HEROES

A weekly story about someone in our communities who has gone above and beyond. Readers nominate Hometown Heroes and Monitor editors select the recipients. Read about our Hometown Heroes


ARTS

Read Arts Ahead, our weekly tips column that gives you a heads up on many of the big happenings in the region. Read Arts Ahead


ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

Each week, our staff brings you a Q&A with a top local athlete. Read Athlete of the Week


SPORTS SCORES

Who won the game last night? Follow our daily roundup of high school sports scores. Follow the action


STATEHOUSE

Coverage of the top issues coming out of the statehouse in Concord and impacting all corners of New Hampshire. Read our statehouse coverage by Charlotte Matherly


EVERYDAY WELLNESS

We offer wellness tips and tell you about some of the key people and places in the Capital Region.
Read our Everyday Wellness coverage

BECOME A PARTNER: Find out how to become a Community Partner. Contact publisher Steve Leone at sleone@cmonitor.com.