Good morning, Nashua.

Addison Delotto, a Pinkerton senior, is hosting an open mic night at Stumble In in Londonderry to raise money and awareness for Hodgkin’s lymphoma research (20% of sales will benefit her foundation) following her brother's battle with the disease.

A New Hampshire family is closely watching Middle Eastern developments after their father was held captive years ago and now supports The Amer Foundation (which promotes peace and democracy) to aid others facing detention.

They remember his loss and urge growth in stability.

Veterans from various branches have formed The Company Beat, a music group featured on NH Chronicle today that uses song to honor their service and share unique experiences in local community venues.

On Tuesday morning, New Hampshire residents viewed the final total lunar eclipse in North America until 2029 as the moon turned red just after 6 a.m. with our Manchester studios capturing the event (viewers later shared photos on the local Facebook group).

Women’s History Month is celebrated by showcasing local achievements in New Hampshire with figures such as former Paralympic swimmer Victoria Arlen (now sportscaster) and Dudley Dudley, whose legislative work helped shape community history.

Nearly half of the state’s renters spend over 30% of their income on housing while almost one-quarter pay more than 50%, according to the latest figures from the American Community Survey (ACS).

Homeowners also face high property taxes, adding to the strain on local families and the broader economy.

On Tuesday, gas prices in NH increased by 7 cents from Monday, raising the average to 2.93 dollars amid a Middle East conflict that pushed the national average past 3 dollars, and drivers expressed concern that costs might climb further.

State officials announced the new rural health initiative that will award $641M in contracts over the next five years to higher education centers + a health care foundation to improve rural services.

Dalton’s 79-year-old Kenyon Tuthill, a former police officer who lost his sight 40 years ago, skis weekly at Bretton Woods with New England Disabled Sports guides — inspiring others with his independence on the slopes.

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.

Nashua 12th Annual Easter Family Fun Day

11 AM – 4 PM — Broad Street Elementary School — Free entry — Celebrate Easter with games, local vendors, and a festive egg hunt.