A proposed development on a lot at the corner of Main Street and Route 2 is raising eyebrows among abutters on Orchard Road and Main Street. The one-acre lot currently has a
By Celeste Katz Marston Celeste@theconcordbridge.org Authorities evacuated the District Court building Thursday morning after court officials received a emailed bomb threat, adding Concord to a cascade of U.S. and Massachusetts cities and
In the battle to reduce dependency on fossil fuels, Concord is paving the way. The town is one of nine communities named by the state Department of Energy Resources to participate in
On the third anniversary of the January 6, 2021 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, members of Concord Indivisible, Reclaim Our Democracy, and their allies will gather at First Parish in Concord to
Photographer Ken McGagh, who joined The Concord Bridge team back in May, and Editor-in-Chief Jennifer Lord Paluzzi have selected some favorite images from 2023.
The Concord Players are holding auditions in early January for The Music Man. This beloved musical classic tells the tale of the fast-talking Harold Hill, who arrives in River City with plans
At 10, while most kids were spending their time playing video games or hanging out at a friend’s house, Eliot McDonald was learning how to make things with wood. Now, at 13,