Good morning, Nashua.

Local high school students are headed to Maryland to race underwater inside a submarine in a unique competition—a Gate City restaurant run by a former pro-wrestler and a pedal powered history tour in Portsmouth add to tonight’s unusual local events.

Douglas Herlihy, 39, was charged with second-degree murder for killing his father, Paul Herlihy, in Milford between Aug.

23rd and Aug. 27th, 2003—he was arrested in Saugus and is held without bail pending extradition.

A 51-year-old Nashua man was arrested for a stabbing near Spring Street on Monday—police said he faces a felony charge.

A man accused of running an ATM jackpotting scam along the Eastern Seaboard is held at Merrimack County Jail after being extradited from Long Island — authorities say he planned thefts at ATMs in Massachusetts and New Hampshire and he is scheduled to be arraigned today.

WMUR meteorologist Jacqueline Thomas — who sings the national anthem at local events like New Hampshire Fisher Cats games — grew up in a musical family, performed with groups including Girl Authority, and now uses her talent to inspire students at events such as STEM Day.

Medicaid proponents led by Kristina Amyot spoke Tuesday in Concord and warned that proposed work requirements and premium charges would harm low-income patients—especially those with substance use disorder.

Lawmakers in the House and Senate will finish budget talks with a final vote expected by June 26.

On June 16th, Congresswoman Goodlander met with local hunger advocates at Nashua Soup Kitchen and Shelter to discuss proposed federal SNAP cuts and USDA grant cancellations that may lower benefits—forcing local organizations to handle rising food pantry demand.

Local leaders noted that more families are relying on meals as economic pressures grow and urged close monitoring of federal decisions.

State senators have delayed a bill to ban student cellphones in schools for at least two days as budget talks continue—lawmakers want more time to craft local policies and aim to have a resolution before the new school year begins.

Gov. Kelly Ayotte has urged legislators to act swiftly to ensure the bill serves students and teachers effectively.

Nashua was named the 5th Best Run City by WalletHub after a study of 148 cities—finishing fourth in Quality of City Services and ranking high in safety and economy—and the ranking shows strong local government performance.

Summer Reading Challenge Kick-off Party

6-8 p.m. — Nashua Public Library — Free entry — Celebrate the start of summer reading with games, crafts, and fun activities for all ages.

Over the Edge Rappelling Event

1 PM – 4 PM — Brady Sullivan Plaza — Fundraising opportunity — Show your courage as you rappel down a 24-story building for local nonprofits.

The Day the Colors Came to Play

10:30 AM — Nashua Public Library — Free entry — A vibrant, hands-on play program for preschoolers to enhance creativity and sensory exploration.

3rd Annual Tossing Hunger Aside Cornhole Tournament

11 AM – 2 PM — Spyglass Brewing Company — Sign up required — Enjoy a fun-filled day of cornhole and community spirit while supporting a charitable cause.

Modern Calligraphy Workshop at Spyglass Brewing Company

12:00 – 1:30 PM — Spyglass Brewing Company — Ticket required — Explore the art of modern calligraphy with a fun hands-on workshop including all materials provided.

Greater Nashua Gamers Meetup

7-10 p.m. — La Hacienda Del Rio — Free entry — Gather with fellow gamers to enjoy an evening of fun and games in a vibrant setting.

Candle-Making Workshop

6-8 p.m. — Spyglass Brewing Company — $39-$55 — Craft custom-scented soy candles while enjoying the innovative atmosphere of a local brewery.