Good morning, Nashua.

YMCA of Greater Nashua hosted free swim lessons and water safety education on Saturday, July 25, marking World Drowning Prevention Day.

The event featured a duck race fundraiser & a $3,000 donation from Wesley’s Way Foundation to support programs teaching essential swimming skills.

Rock Voices Nashua is set to host its upcoming Music from the Movies rock concert to benefit Nashua Children’s Home, offering residents lively movie tunes in an engaging community event (exact times and venue are pending).

Business Insider named Hayward’s Ice Cream the state’s most iconic ice cream shop; it has served homemade ice cream since 1940 and offers Blueberry Crumble as its flavor of the month (family-owned legacy).

The shop is located at 7 Daniel Webster Hwy in Nashua.

The Old Farmer’s Almanac forecast says New Hampshire leaves will begin changing in late September in the Great North Woods and spread to the White Mountains by early October before reaching Lakes and Monadnock regions, so visitors can plan scenic drives + enjoy near-average fall colors.

The application for a self-storage facility at 34 Buckmeadow Road goes before the Zoning Board of Adjustment today after revised plans reduced wetland impact and added stormwater management improvements (approved by the Conservation Commission on July 7).

UNH has appointed Ryan Colton as its new director of athletics to lead a 20-sport NCAA Division I program; the deputy athletics director at University of Richmond brings 15 years of leadership experience and will join the senior team once his start date is confirmed.