Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 30th of January.
Good morning, Nashua.
Nashua Fire Rescue has promoted two members within the Emergency Services Division.
Nashua's Board of Education approved proposals for a girls' ice hockey team, potentially starting in the 2025-2026 season, alongside the restructuring of existing boys' teams to allocate resources.
A national report card reveals that while grade school students across the U.S. are performing lower in reading and math, New Hampshire students exhibit some improvement, though challenges remain in addressing chronic absences and socioeconomic disparities.
New Hampshire dairy cattle to undergo avian flu testing as a safety measure for those working with livestock, part of a federal program with tests conducted at no cost to farmers.
The Nash Casino in Nashua, NH, is expanding its dining options with a new restaurant, the Lucky Lantern Noodle House, offering late-night dining with a variety of authentic noodle dishes.
World Academy Open House
An informative event for prospective families to explore quality educational programs for children from six weeks to grade eight at World Academy.
17th Annual Cupid's Chase 5K in Nashua
The Cupid's Chase 5K invites participants of all abilities, including runners, walkers, and rollers, to support Community Options, Inc. through fundraising efforts.
Joss Stone Concert
British singer-songwriter Joss Stone, known for her multi-platinum debut album The Soul Sessions, will perform live at the Nashua Center for the Arts.
Stand-Up Comedy with Anthony Rodia: Laugh Till It Hurts Tour
Anthony Rodia, the Italian-American stand-up comedian, brings his 'Laugh Till It Hurts' tour to Nashua Center for the Arts, offering a night of comedy inspired by his life experiences.
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