Mayor Byron Champlin, who didn’t condone the associated destruction, said he doesn’t believe the display should have been permitted.
The demonic statue erected near a Nativity scene outside the New Hampshire State House in Concord last Saturday was destroyed ...
New Hampshire's state capitol was forced to allow a Satanic "holiday display" under the threat of a free speech lawsuit ...
Elena Alois jokes that the Capital Region Food Program is her family business.Her grandfather started the organization ...
It took longer than expected, but Concord’s Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Justice and Belonging Committee finally has hired a consultant to facilitate its first steps as a committee.The ...
Taxes are not inherently good or evil. They’re a means to an end; the end being supporting the kind of government we want and ...
The active winter weather pattern continues Tuesday, with the threat for freezing drizzle potentially leading to some ...
The in-school offerings are in addition to the After School Satan Clubs, which launched in 2020 and have risen in popularity among parents seeking alternatives to religious clubs.
The city of Concord calls the decision to allow the Satanic Temple’s statue to go up a ‘show of unity and religious pluralism ...
A leading supporter quietly removed the obliterated remnants of The Satanic Temple statue of an occult deity after vandals destroyed it overnight Monday at State House Plaza. State Rep. Ellen Read, ...
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