Opinion

How tourism boycotts will impact New Hampshire

How New Hampshire tax policy choices are undermining the state’s future

Plymouth State University is better positioned than any other state-supported college in the country to deal with the enormous demographic shift in college-age students.

For youth turning 18 and aging out of New Hampshire’s foster care system, this transition is often marked by financial uncertainty, instability and, for too many, homelessness.

Imagine two New Hampshires. In one, we see a tapestry of diverse communities, each with its own unique character, carefully woven over generations, serving citizens and tourists alike. In the other, a landscape of cookie-cutter developments, indistinguishable from one town to the next.

The Connecticut Lakes Headwaters Working Forest is a cherished property for many in New Hampshire. It serves as a haven for campers, hunters, ATV riders and those who find peace among its diverse wildlife and tranquil surroundings. It also provides vital employment for many locals.

Access to maternity care in rural communities is shrinking at an alarming rate, leaving expectant mothers with fewer options and greater risks.

NH Legislature considering bills that propose ‘deeply concerning’ changes to the Medicaid program

BY THE COOS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS New Hampshire’s yield tax on timber, often called the “timber tax,” was established in 1949 and has been locally collected to offset property taxes ever since. The tax is constitutionally permitted by an amendment to…

Republicans love to claim they will cut “out-of-control” federal spending.  They say it often enough many believe out of control spending actually exists. Except it doesn’t.