Good morning, Nashua.

Swim with a Mission and Hero Pups support veterans by hosting a series of fundraising events including a swim, paintball tournament, and a festival style event with Navy SEAL demos scheduled for Sunday, July 12 at Tuscan Village in Salem.

The groups, founded in 2017, have raised millions for veteran services.

On Tuesday, June 23, The Nash Casino gave nearly $2.2 million in contributions to 12 local nonprofits, using May's gaming revenues & marking the largest monthly total during its 15-month $25.8 million fundraising run, officials said.

Members of the Nashua amateur radio society are participating in Field Day to simulate emergency communication if internet and phone services fail.

The event gives local operators a chance to practice backup plans that could help save lives.

George Phelps ran a coal and hay business in Nashua in the late 1800s whose shop at 232 Main St (near the old railroad station) later housed several local businesses.

Historians view his work as an important part of Nashua’s commercial history.

A survey by the American Farm Bureau Federation — the group that tracked grocery prices — shows Fourth of July cookout costs are 4% higher than last year, reaching about $74 for a group of ten.

Some shoppers in Merrimack say they are rethinking their plans due to rising prices.

Fred Kocher talked with Chuck Lloyd and Kimberly Perrotta about a projected shortage of 1,300 nurses over the next four years.

Record nursing graduations from local community colleges help boost the workforce, but higher salaries and burnout in nearby areas may affect retention at hospitals & clinics.

A heated Council session on May 6 led to a tabling of a key childcare contract amendment — pausing new applications and risking Granite Steps for Quality incentives.

The Bureau expects a contingency plan by next month and a Council meeting is set for July 9.

An eleven-member joint committee of aldermen and Nashua Public Library trustees met last week to begin planning a major library renovation.

The group will guide next steps as discussions continue.

Joel Smith, a local cyclist and cancer survivor, recently rode in The Prouty—a fundraiser for Dartmouth Cancer Center’s research and support services.

His ride showcased the cherished tradition of wearing yellow ribbons in honor of his recovery.

Msgr. Moroney has joined the board of St. Joseph Hospital in Nashua to bring his leadership and experience to local healthcare.

His appointment is expected to guide hospital initiatives that better serve the community.

Apartments @ 249 Main in Nashua received the Plan NH 2026 Merit Award of Excellence for transforming a vacant downtown lot into 45 mixed-income homes.

The award was announced June 18 at Arts Alley in Concord.

Alanna Flood ran in the 2026 Mount Washington Auto Road Race on Saturday with support from Delta Dental & helped raise nearly half a million dollars for Coos County Family Health Services.

She met Bedford art teacher Megan Gagne, who managed her Type 1 diabetes during the race.

Boston Red Sox sent Merrimack native Mickey Gasper to Triple-A Worcester to make room for utility Romy Gonzalez.

He played in 34 games with a .243 average and seven RBI while outfielder Roman Anthony went on the 60-day injured list due to a wrist injury.

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.