Events listed by town Amherst, NH July 2 – America 250 Fireworks & Community Night · What: Family event with food vendors, music/entertainment, activities, local businesses and community orgs, ending with fireworks in honor of America 250. · When: Event begins at 5:00 p.m.; fireworks at 9:30 p.m.
When a person experiences the trauma of domestic or sexual violence, knowing where to turn is the very first step toward safety. For nearly 2,500 individuals in Greater Nashua annually, that turning point begins with Bridges: Domestic & Sexual Violence Support Services, Inc. Widely recognized across Greater Nashua and
NASHUA, NH – The City of Nashua has finalized a new 15-year lease with Granite Diamond, LLC, the ownership group of the Nashua Silver Knights, ensuring the team will continue to call historic Holman Stadium their home through at least the early 2040s. The lease, unanimously approved by the Board
The year’s selection features a special connection to Nashua NASHUA, NH – The Nashua Public Library is proud to announce “Property of the Revolution: From a Cuban Barrio to a New Hampshire Mill Town” by Ana Hebra Flaster as its 2026 Nashua Reads: One City, One Book selection. Now in
Nashua, NH - Dozens of non-profit organizations gathered at Nashua Community College for a forum, organized by Southern New Hampshire Health, to discuss several immediate healthcare concerns impacting the community. One issue was related to patients experiencing extremely long stays in hospitals. The other was educational awareness about the services
CONCORD, NH – Today, Governor Kelly Ayotte, Attorney General John Formella, and leaders from law enforcement and the New Hampshire Judicial Branch announced the launch of a new bail notification system to strengthen New Hampshire’s efforts to keep violent repeat offenders behind bars, protect victims of crimes, and prevent future
“Without manufacturing, nothing gets done,” Garside said. “Without manufacturing, there are no machines. Without manufacturing, nothing moves. Our goods and products don’t go from one place to another. Manufacturing is the backbone of industry.”
Nashua, NH public meetings scheduled between June 28 and July 5, 2026, include the following municipal and commission sessions: Conservation Commission (Roby Park Site Walk): Monday, June 29 at 5:30 PM. Location: L Spit Brook Road, Nashua, NH. Board of Fire Commission Meeting: Wednesday, July 1 at 5:30
Rather than summarizing every bill passed this session, this article highlights several measures that generated significant public discussion or may have a meaningful impact on Granite Staters, while explaining what each bill does and where it currently stands.
“Summer reading,” by definition, is reading you do in the summer. But it has so many connotations: * as a goal, like a program * as in a “beach read,” aka light and fluffy * as a seasonal enjoyment (i.e. only reading books set in summer) What sort of reader are you
Do you enjoy the thrill of a treasure hunt? How about meandering around outdoor markets searching for antiques? If so, check out Todd Farm Flea Market in Rowley, Massachusetts. Dealers from all over New England who specialize in antiques and quality second-hand finds gather from April-November on Sundays
CONCORD, N.H.- This week New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan released a video produced as part of the state’s celebration of America’s 250th birthday. The 10-minute titled “New Hampshire Sestercentennial: A Special Reading of the Declaration of Independence” includes the secretary along with 48 other
Greater Nashua Area Branch NAACP (GNANAACP) and the New Fellowship Baptist Church (NFBC) invites residents to join us in our 8th annual reading of Frederick Douglas’s 19th century speech 208 years past on Saturday June 27th, 2026, at 12:00 pm, at New Fellowship Baptist Church, 50 ash street,
In April, RFK Jr. Testified to Senator Hassan That White House Staff and President Trump Approved of His Firing of All 17 members of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), Contradicting Earlier Claims WASHINGTON – Senators Maggie Hassan (D-NH), Ranking Member of the Senate Finance Subcommittee on Health, and
Let’s dig into the dirt! Finally, some rain! I am very grateful for the rain, but this week has still been about mitigating the hot, dry weather we’ve been having thus far this season, and Sunday was all about watering and fertilizing. I know, I sound like a
Hello there! First things first. We at Downtown Nashua Association are so proud of last weekend’s Nashua PRIDE Festival. And kudos to the City of Nashua, who did a fantastic job organizing the parade. To those who came and had a great time, thank you so much for giving
