The long-anticipated Target distribution center in Hudson will not open this year or next, and town officials say the delay carries significant financial implications – particularly when it comes to property tax revenue. At the center of the issue is…
The Hudson School Board spent part of its meeting last month reviewing the district’s February 2026 discipline data, a routine report that, this year, offered a mix of stability, sharp increases, and a few notable shifts across the schools. While…
With spring finally arriving, the Benson Park Advisory Committee is preparing to welcome volunteers back for another season of community clean-ups. During its March meeting, the Committee finalized dates for seven Volunteer Clean-Up Days in 2026: April 18, May 16,…
The Hudson Sustainability Advisory Committee opened its March 23 meeting with a familiar goal, strengthening ties between the town and its students. This month’s meeting welcomed Phoenix Adkins, a representative from the Alvirne High School Sustainability Club, continuing the Committee’s…
The Hudson Planning Board met on March 25 to continue its review of a proposed 12,000 square-foot multi-tenant commercial building on Bockes Road, a project that has drawn sustained scrutiny from both abutters and Board members. “We got feedback from…
Members of the Alvirne High School’s Student Athlete Leadership Council held an Easter Egg Hunt and Egg Decorating event at the school on Saturday morning, April 4. Local youngsters had two time slots to choose from with eggs set out…
The long running saga of the Circumferential Highway may finally be coming to an end. After decades of debate, shifting plans, and stalled progress, the New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT) returned to Hudson last week to outline its intention…
The Town of Hudson will begin searching for a new Town Clerk following the appointment of current Clerk Michelle Brewster to the newly created Human Resources Generalist position. Hudson Selectmen approved the appointment during their most recent meeting, marking a…
The Hudson Board of Selectmen covered two significant issues during its most recent meeting, receiving an update on the state’s PFAS settlement program and reviewing the annual operating license for the Hudson Speedway. Both items highlighted the town’s ongoing efforts…
Twenty-nine juniors and seniors from the Air Force Junior ROTC program at the Palmer CTE Center traveled to Gettysburg and Philadelphia, PA, recently.Cadets began their trip on a Thursday in Gettysburg with a ghost tour that evening, followed by next…