Good morning, Nashua.

Fabian Schmidt, a Nashua resident detained last year over a paperwork error, has settled back into life after immigration court ordered his release.

He recently got engaged at a Manchester steakhouse and his neighbors + passersby welcomed him home.

On Saturday just before noon, New Hampshire Fish and Game received a call about an injured hiker on Mt. Kearsarge.

When rescuers reached the pair, Tim Dupere proposed — and Alexis Hardy said yes.

Fred Kocher spoke with William Dunlap of NH Historical Society about the 603 History Hunt that will run all through July — the event highlights the Granite State's historic firsts.

The Gardens at Queen City Center opened its year-round event venue at 215 Canal St. today with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Martha’s Sweet Shoppe has been a Main St. landmark since 1936 and evolved into Martha’s Exchange Brewery, with the Fokas family modernizing the space while honoring its local heritage (from candy shop to dining venue).

Officials confirmed two cases of cyclosporiasis yesterday in the state.

The intestinal illness — from unwashed produce — causes diarrhea and dehydration and is treated with antibiotics; doctors advise care if symptoms persist since tests need repeating due to intermittent parasite shedding.