Good morning, Nashua.

Bright Emily awaits a forever family in the Home at Last adoption drive.

Made in NH week kicks off with a visit to the only US paper matchbook manufacturer, and Katherine Underwood will explore top food and drink spots tonight (in Manchester).

Family Promise announced Friday (April 24) that LaTonya Muccioli will take over as Executive Director in May, succeeding Pamela Wellman.

The new leader, currently Nashua’s Housing Services Officer, brings extensive experience in addressing homelessness and housing challenges in the region.

NH businesses face a shortage of pennies today and are adjusting their cash transactions (some shifting to digital methods) as customers struggle to get change.

Local hip-hop artist Fee the Evolutionist won first place for his song "Just Call" at the New England Songwriting Competition on April 4, a win he dedicated to his community.

He will perform in Lowell on May 1 and in Portsmouth on May 18.

New Hampshire rock guitarist Gary Hoey released his first album in six years, Avalanche, reflecting recent personal losses and a renewed love for classic rock.

He is touring with his band (including his son Ian) and Lou Gramm in Pelham and nearby areas.

Senators blocked a study on neonicotinoid-treated seeds after one bill was sent for interim study on April 16 and another was voted down.

Sen. Howard Pearl said future bills may address pesticides as debates continue over their impact on farms and wildlife.

A local pharmacist in Manchester offered allergy relief advice amid rising tree pollen levels by suggesting a HEPA filter and trying Claritin+Benadryl, with a switch to Zyrtec if needed.

He also recommended changing into fresh clothes after coming indoors and showering before bed.

Ohio State football coach Ryan Day spoke to students at the Palace Theatre on Friday about building strong mental health habits and balancing school with sports.

The Manchester native shared personal stories and practical advice after four of his players were drafted in Pittsburgh.

Allegra Krieger Live Performance

8 PM – 12 AM — Nashua Center for the Arts — Ticket prices TBD — Experience the enchanting sounds of Allegra Krieger with her latest album release 'Art on the Unseen Infinity Machine'.

Shrek The Musical

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Keefe Center For The Arts — Tickets from $83 — Enjoy the beloved tale of Shrek brought to life in a vibrant musical performance.

Shrek The Musical

2-5 p.m. — Keefe Center For The Arts — Tickets start at $83 — Experience the unforgettable live performance of Shrek The Musical.

All Your Friends: The Indie Party

8-11 p.m. — Nashua Center for the Arts — Featuring a nostalgic indie dance experience — Enjoy a night filled with bloghouse and post-punk revival vibes.