Good morning, Nashua.

Family Promise of Southern New Hampshire announced the retirement of Executive Director Pam Wellman after a 40-year career dedicated to preventing homelessness.

The board is now searching for a successor to continue supporting local families with housing and prevention services.

Continuum Arts Collective (a local non-profit) gives young musicians the tools to grow their talents, while We Flip Mobile Gym brings gymnastics classes to neighborhoods along the seacoast.

Both initiatives offer fresh ways for kids to learn and have fun today.

Across New Hampshire, old pianos are being restored and reused in family homes and on city streets thanks to community art projects and skilled restorers.

In Portsmouth, Ashlie Peters found her piano on Facebook Marketplace - now she plans to sell it as she downsizes her home.

Community groups are hosting a mix of Valentine's and anti-Valentine's events this weekend.

From today to Sunday, highlights include a Bollywood dance party at Himalayan Curry House, a movie night at Merrimack Valley High School, and a family race at McIntyre Ski Area (check local listings for details).

Manchester-Boston Regional Airport reported a 9% boost in passengers and record-breaking cargo volumes after adding new carriers + officials said the improvements point to expanded services.

In January, the FAA designated Nashua Community College as a partner in its Control Tower Operator Partnership program to offer air traffic control training.

The program now gives students without prior experience a new pathway to qualify for positions at contractor-run towers.

Flea Market

9 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Nashua Senior Activity Center — $5 fill-a-bag clothing sale — Explore over 30 vendors for new and used treasures, plus a book sale and raffle.