Good morning, Nashua.

Revive Recovery Resource Center will host the inaugural Gate City Rally for Recovery at Greeley Park on Saturday, Sept.

19 (11 a.m. to 3 p.m.). The free, family-friendly event will bring together people in recovery, families, and local organizations to promote hope and connect the community with vital support.

Pelham's Madeline Dreusicke was honored on Friday at Manchester's Millyard as veteran advocates and community members celebrated her impact on veterans and their families.

Tonight, NH Chronicle features a look at how d-r-dimes is remaking its furniture + preserving a family legacy of craftsmanship that highlights quality and tradition.

Jessica Connors, Nashua’s new Housing Services Officer (with 8 years in affordable housing) is teaming up with community partners and public health staff to address housing instability and homelessness.

She is focusing on boosting services like the resource center and warming station.

The city will request $2.75 million from federal funds to expand Marguerite’s Place by submitting a proposal on Aug.

6, adding 15 temporary units for families experiencing homelessness + expanding office space. The project aims to overcome delays from a federal budget deadlock.

Residents can vote for the best sub sandwich spot in the weekly Viewers' Choice contest; voting ends Thursday at 9 a.m. and the winner will be announced on Friday.

Nashua’s housing market stays tight as Realtor Bailey Luthi of Keller-Williams says buyers still have options with a median price of $615,000 and less than a month’s inventory; potential buyers should get pre-approved and be flexible to build equity over time.