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Shaheen Talks Aerospace Exports, Farnborough Airshow With NH Industry Leaders
New Hampshire's total goods exports reached $7.2 billion in 2025, and within that total, aircraft and spacecraft and associated parts constituted the state's largest manufacturing export sector at nearly $1.7 billion — roughly 22-24% of all state exports.
Nashua hit by heavy rain, flash flood warnings
Flash flood warnings were issued early Monday for southern Hillsborough County by the National Weather Service office in Gray, Maine. The heaviest rain fell in the morning, and the storm continued into the early evening.
Gate City Voices to Host "Unite & Rise: Voting Rights Day of Action" Community Gathering
The event is designed to bring neighbors together in a welcoming environment to learn more about the importance of civic engagement, voter participation, and ensuring every eligible voter has the information they need to make their voice heard
Wrong-way driver arrested in Bedford
Within two minutes of the initial call, Sgt. Brendan Tallon found the vehicle, a white Nissan Altima, driving head-on toward him, southbound, on the northbound side of the F.E. Everett Turnpike. As the Altima approached, Sgt. Tallon used his patrol vehicle, with its emergency lights activated,
Shaheen Talks Aerospace Exports, Farnborough Airshow With NH Industry Leaders
New Hampshire's total goods exports reached $7.2 billion in 2025, and within that total, aircraft and spacecraft and associated parts constituted the state's largest manufacturing export sector at nearly $1.7 billion — roughly 22-24% of all state exports.
Respite for caregivers
This column is about respite care. Most people associate respite with service-providing care in relief of a primary caregiver, but it can be more subtle. Relief may be an effect, coming from support other than substitute care such as information, friendly visitors, a delivered meal
Bring on the Rain and the Harvests!
If you remember from a couple weeks ago, I found damage that I was unsure if it was fruitworm or blossom-end rot. So, it’s time for a dissection! I cut up one tomato and found no evidence of fruitworm, so I am more confident that the plant has blossom-end rot.
The Downtown Lowdown - July 30 to August 5
Hello there, It’s been a stormy week but we here at DNA count ourselves lucky that it was a beautiful night for the Nashua Summer Stroll last Saturday. Main Street was alive and jumping with live performances, good food, and fabulous vendors of all kinds. We saw lots of
From Cows to walking trails: A Guide to Joppa Hill Farm in Bedford
The walking paths and roads are mostly dirt and gravel covered. There is a Loop Trail that starts at the farm and takes you to a beaver pond through forests and fields and there is access to the Piscataquog Land Conservancy, where you can hike and snowshoe in the winter.
Summer Stroll a Success
“It was wonderful to see families enjoying the spin art, people lacing up for the roller-skating rink, and crowds throughout downtown dancing and singing along with our incredible musicians.”
Nashua Summer Stroll Brings Creative Fun, Local Eats, and Community Spirit to Main Street
NASHUA, N.H. — On Saturday, July 25, Main Street Nashua will come alive with a celebration of summer, community, and the arts. The Downtown Nashua Association (DNA) is proud to host the Nashua Summer Stroll for the first time—an event previously organized by the City of Nashua. Thanks to
The Tooth Fairy Is Real, and She’s on the Road in Greater Nashua
With the new van, the organization can bring portable dental equipment, including X-rays, directly into schools to provide free preventive dental services. The Nashua Rotary Club, Northeast Delta Dental, the Nashua Lions Club and other community supporters helped fund the vehicle and equipment.
Nashua residents know what needs fixing – We’re ready to listen
We've created a short survey to learn what matters most to the people who call Nashua home: clean air and water, safe streets and sidewalks, green space, healthy housing, reliable buses, affordable groceries.