Good morning, Nashua.

Joshua Brouillette completed his Eagle Scout project at Camp Sargent by building a 6x8 hay shed with $3,500 raised from local sponsors.

His work supports animal care and summer camp programs and shows his commitment to guiding younger scouts.

Three siblings in their 70s from New Hampshire, Louisiana (and Florida) rappelled down one of downtown Nashua's tallest buildings yesterday for United Way’s Over the Edge event, raising funds for affordable housing initiatives in Southern Nashua.

Their effort supported Habitat's mission to build strength, stability, and self-reliance.

United Way of Greater Nashua held its annual 'Over the Edge' fundraiser Tuesday at Brady Sullivan Plaza in Manchester.

Nearly 100 participants from over 20 nonprofits rappelled 24 stories down the building to raise more than $200,000 for local charities, and Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander also attended.

Gather (a seacoast nonprofit) has opened a new community food center in Manchester to boost food security with innovative programs like Fresh Start that offer culinary training and wraparound support for local residents.

U.S. Census Bureau estimates show Nashua grew 1.4% from 2020 to 2025 while smaller communities saw increases over 6% as rising housing costs and work shifts prompt residents to seek more affordable options + state trends hint at long-term shifts in local growth.

Families may qualify for free or reduced-price meals for the 2026-27 school year if they receive SNAP or TANF (or if their children are in foster care or Head Start).

Contact your child's school for applications and check for free meals from the USDA Summer Meals program.

National Homebuyers Month brings hope for local buyers as NH Housing Authority offers first-time homebuyer assistance including low-rate mortgages and downpayment help (with income limits set for Manchester, Goffstown, and Hillsborough County) while a bill on modern manufactured homes is under study to boost affordable housing supply.

Special Olympics New Hampshire held its annual Summer Games opening ceremony – hosted by WMUR’s Alanna Flood alongside two athletes – celebrating athleticism and community spirit in the area.

Nashua high schools had intense postseason matchups this spring; teams from Nashua High School North, South and Bishop Guertin competed in baseball, girls tennis, lacrosse and softball, earning notable wins + tough losses.

Nashua's Ebuka Okorie, drafted as the 17th pick by the Oklahoma City Thunder before being traded to the Detroit Pistons Tuesday night, becomes New Hampshire's highest NBA draft pick.

The 19-year-old guard, coming off a standout season at Stanford, aims to help the Pistons win.

Lowell Spinners vs. Nashua Silver Knights

6:03-10:03 PM — Holman Stadium — Tickets start at $40 — Experience a thrilling baseball game between local rivals in a great community atmosphere.

Nashua Silver Knights vs. New Britain Bees

6:03-10:03 p.m. — Holman Stadium — Tickets starting at $40 — Witness an exciting baseball clash between local favorites and rivals.

Nashua Silver Knights vs. Norwich Sea Unicorns

6:03-10:03 p.m. — Holman Stadium — Tickets from $40 — Experience thrilling baseball action in Nashua.

Worcester Bravehearts at Nashua Silver Knights

6:03–10:03 p.m. — Holman Stadium — Tickets from $38 — Catch an exciting baseball matchup between the Nashua Silver Knights and Worcester Bravehearts.

Nashua Silver Knights vs. Vermont Lake Monsters

6:03-10:03 p.m. — Holman Stadium — Tickets from $40 — Experience thrilling live baseball between local teams in Nashua.

Marc Cohn and Shawn Colvin Concert

7-10 p.m. — Nashua Center for the Arts — Tickets available — Experience a night of folk and pop-infused melodies with two Grammy-winning artists.