Two Dead, One Uninjured in Fiery Crash On 101 In Amherst
Emergency personnel from Amherst Police, Fire, and EMS rushed to Route 101—just west of the Merrimack Road overpass—following reports of a multi-vehicle crash with a vehicle actively on fire.
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St. Joseph Hospital Welcomes Nashua Business and Technology Leader Dan Bergeron to Board of Directors
“Dan brings a valuable combination of business leadership, technology expertise, and a genuine commitment to the Greater Nashua community,” said John A. Jurczyk, FACHE, President of St. Joseph Hospital.
Governor Ayotte Waives Tolls and State Registration Fees for Gold Star Families
The order waives New Hampshire tolls for Gold Star family members by allowing vehicles with New Hampshire Gold Star plates to identify themselves to toll attendants and be allowed to pass free of charge.
NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire Honors Elliott Berry with 2026 David P. Goodwin Outstanding Neighbor Award
The Outstanding Neighbor Award is named for NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire founding trustee David P. Goodwin, a dedicated volunteer, housing advocate and active supporter of organizations that improve lives.
Health Care Shouldn't Make You Wait - Lamprey Health Care Launches Same-Day Registration and New Patient Appointments
The initiative reflects Lamprey Health Care's commitment to addressing one of the most pressing healthcare issues facing New Hampshire families: timely access to primary care.
Batten Down the Hatches! Fall is Here!
My mind is starting to drift from gardening to other Fall chores–we heat our house with a woodstove, and I’ve got four cord of split wood to get stacked before the snow comes. I am trying to decide if I want to start putting the gardens to bed for the season.
The Downtown Lowdown - Sept 24 through Sept 30
Due to the Nor’easter forecasted for Saturday, weekend events are getting canceled and postponed by the minute. So, for the events listed below, please verify with venues that these events are still happening.
UNH Survey Center Poll: Pappas leads Sununu; Goodlander holds wide CD-2 advantage, Race for governor tightens
Pappas, the Democratic nominee and current 1st District congressman, has opened a lead after the two major-party candidates were statistically tied before the Sept. 8 primary, according to the UNH Survey Center.
Nashua’s Annual Multicultural Festival Rescheduled for Saturday, October 3, 2026
The Nashua Multicultural Festival offers people of all ages and backgrounds a chance to come together, celebrate heritage, learn about different cultures, and enjoy an afternoon of food, cultural entertainment, and community along the Nashua River.
Nashua Weighs Housing-Funded Plan to Preserve Keefe Auditorium
Schneider, who chairs the Auditorium Commission argued that Keefe has historic value, remains a major city asset and could support a broader range of local performing arts if renovated.
BOA Special Meeting: officials outline mill yard housing plans, garage work
When asked why no construction had begun after the former NIMCO building was razed, Hannum said the project is not paused. She said the developer demolished the building ahead of schedule after a fire and worsening safety conditions at the site.
Serious crash on Interstate 293
At 7:38 a.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026, State Troopers assigned to the Troop B barracks responded to a report of a crash involving serious injuries and a box truck that broke through the guardrail on the bridge and fell into the Merrimack River on I-293 northbound in Manchester.
Hudson closes bridge lane after inspectors find cracked girder
“Based on what we know at this time, the crack could have developed sometime between completion of that work last year and the present, but it is difficult to determine exactly when it occurred,” Dhima said
Nashua Community Arts Announces 2026 Arts Ball Gala: “Fly Me to the Moon”
This year’s “Fly Me to the Moon” theme transports guests to the golden age of swing. The evening begins with a champagne toast and a reception featuring appetizers and cocktails, followed by a three-course meal with complementary wine in the Bank of America Theater.
SIGNED INTO LAW: Hassan-Backed Bill to Increase Transparency of Government Spending
“Americans deserve to know how their hard-earned tax dollars are being used. Right now, federal agencies are able to hide billions of dollars in spending from public view through agreements that are not subject to normal government spending disclosure requirements,” said Senator Hassan.
Saint Anselm ranked in top 75 National Liberal Arts Colleges
This year’s #72 ranking demonstrates Saint Anselm’s value to students and parents. Last year, U.S. News ranked the college #96; the jump from last year represents the largest change among colleges in the National Liberal Arts category.