Nashua Community College ready for 55th commencement ceremony
This spring, Nashua Community College will celebrate the graduation of 298 students, with more than 200 planning to join in person for NCC’s largest in-person ceremony in nearly 10 years.
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Refurbished bikes find new homes at Gate City Bike Co-Op sale
The all-volunteer organization repairs donated bikes and works with social service agencies in the Nashua region to distribute them to people in need. Recipients receive bikes free with vouchers from the agencies.
The Downtown Lowdown: April 30 – May 6
Whether you’re a brainy introvert, a theater buff, or looking for a high-energy night out, Downtown Nashua has a seat saved for you this week. Our city center is proving that "community" means everyone.
The Front Door Agency 38th annual Gourmet Festival and Auction
NASHUA, N.H. — The Front Door Agency held their 38th annual Gourmet Festival and Auction on Sunday April 19th. Hundreds of the nonprofits supporters attended and were fed food provided by 27 local restaurants while they perused on the silent auction items. Auctioneer John Terrio of Auction Knights/JWT &
Nashua shelves homeless center plan, accepts $1.4M in grants
The Board of Aldermen on Tuesday indefinitely postponed a controversial plan to buy 14 Mulberry St. for a new homeless resource center, after a tense debate that exposed deep divisions over cost, location and responsibility for addressing the city’s housing crisis.
At McIntyre-Shaheen Dinner, Democrats hail Shaheen’s legacy and eye 2026 races
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton returned to the Granite State for the first time in many years as the keynote speaker for the event. She personally thanked Sen. Shaheen for advice, support and friendship during both her and Bill Clinton’s campaigns in the state
The Downtown Lowdown: April 23 – April 29
The cocktail connoisseur, the curious creative, and those looking for family-friendly fun will all find something to do Downtown this week. A chance for the spotlight, community fairs, and delicious dining...Main Street is the place to be!
Mayor unveils FY 2027 budget as aldermen approve immigration resolution, police contract
Mayor Jim Donchess formally introduced his proposed fiscal 2027 city budget, warning aldermen that steep increases in fixed costs are driving a projected tax rate hike
‘Click, Clack, Moo’ brings books to life for 661 Nashua students
The performance brought the humorous story of Farmer Brown’s farm to life, as cows and chickens demand blankets to stay warm in their cold barn. Through lively storytelling, catchy songs and colorful staging, the show immersed students in the animals’ clever strike and farmyard negotiations
NSKS 5K and 10K Run/Walk raises support for Nashua families in need
More than 400 people ran and walked in the Nashua Soup Kitchen and Shelter’s 31st annual Run/Walk for Food and Shelter, which began at the Muldoon Fitness Center at Rivier University on April 12
Nashua Fire Rescue Recognizes Southern New Hampshire Medical Center with Main Street Banner
Nashua, NH — Nashua Fire Rescue, in partnership with IAFF Local 789 and the Nashua Firemen’s Relief Association, has formally recognized the staff, nurses, physicians, and caregivers of Southern New Hampshire Medical Center for their exceptional care and compassion following the gas explosion at 440 Amherst Street. As part of