Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 22nd of July.
Good morning, Nashua.
The upcoming Wednesday segment takes local viewers on a scenic journey to the lake — highlighting stops along the route and honoring a local veteran who delivered millions of letters during World War II.
The event celebrates local history and community pride.
New Hampshire educators have proposed a new system to review schools that focuses on student growth (including measures like science scores and five-year graduation rates) and offers state support, pending funding approval.
The plan is meant to help districts improve teaching methods and move beyond just checking boxes.
Morgan Barry, a Nashua North grad, was awarded a $2,500 scholarship from ConvenientMD as part of its 2026 Student Scholarship Program — the company gave $20,000 in total to 11 graduates from Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts pursuing healthcare studies.
The Nashua Environment and Energy Committee is looking for new members who care about sustainability and energy efficiency.
The group advises the mayor and board of aldermen on projects designed to cut costs and boost renewable energy across the city.
Town councilors in Merrimack accepted a $4,000 donation from a community organization to help cover home heating costs for residents.
A travel guide offers Granite Staters four day trip ideas before school starts.
It suggests exploring Salem’s historic sites, coastal Kennebunkport, literary Bennington, and scenic Rangeley for affordable outdoor fun.
The Futures League All-Star game was held on Tuesday at historic Holman Stadium in Nashua for the first time since 2018, and former Red Sox players Jonny Gomes, Butch Hobson, and Bill (Spaceman) Lee were in attendance.
A group ride on the New Boston Rail Trail started at New Boston Town Hall last weekend and passed through scenic routes in Goffstown and Manchester with ice cream stops + friendly chats.
An upcoming 25-mile ride is scheduled for August 11 at 11 a.m. from the Grafton Center Meetinghouse.
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