Good morning, Nashua.

Photographer Jeremy Noyes captures New Hampshire landscapes as local kid entrepreneurs launch tiny businesses from their lunchrooms, and Exeter Bowling Lanes (a candlepin staple since the 80's) honors decades-old traditions in town.

Local stories continue from NE Rollersports.

Multiple roads in Nashua are closed after an explosion and fire at a commercial building on Amherst Street plus fire crews worked through the incident while one firefighter was seriously injured and two others suffered minor injuries, with local motorists advised to shut off open flames.

Black Violin will perform at the Nashua Center for the Arts on Feb.

21, offering a mix of classical music and hip-hop beats. The duo has fused traditional training with modern rhythms over 20 years and earned Grammy Award nominations for their work + innovation.

FIRST has placed founder Dean Kamen on leave from all robotics activities while it reviews details of his past connection to Epstein; an independent law firm is leading the review to keep the program focused on inspiring young innovators.

The state unveiled a commemorative license plate today to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary – featuring a patriotic spin on the Old Man of the Mountain image – as part of a statewide commemorative initiative.

Local expert Jennice Chewlin from the Chewlin Group and DEW Construction leaders say imposter syndrome affects employee productivity and inclusion in Nashua today, urging businesses to expand mentorship programs and open dialogue.

They stress that recognizing self-doubt can help employees grow.

Home Health & Hospice Care in Merrimack is seeking volunteers to support hospice patients and families across Nashua and Manchester.

The organization invites interested community members to get involved on an ongoing basis.