Good morning, Nashua.

The Front Door Agency has named Jaime Abrams, Eric Kirchberger, and Donna Kraus to its board for fiscal year 2027 — the new members will help guide programs that support families moving from crisis to independence, bringing local expertise from energy, hospitality, and business.

Saint Philip Greek Orthodox Church will package 10,000 meals after the Divine Liturgy on Sunday, Oct.

18 to support Rise Against Hunger as it raises funds for meal-packaging supplies, having already raised $2,470 out of a $4,100 goal.

This weekend, local events offer fun for everyone.

Enjoy summer at Hudson Old Home Days from Aug. 6-9, catch cat videos at Concord’s CatVideoFest starting Aug. 7, take a culinary trip at Nashua Public Library’s Passport to Turkey today, and explore history at the Abbot-Spalding Open House.

A refinery in Exeter is ramping up efforts to extract critical minerals from mining waste after receiving a $500M Pentagon loan to cut reliance on China.

The company plans to scale production from 200 kg to 5 tons in the next three months (full capacity is expected next year or later).

Tori Hiney, a local horticulturist with Bee the Buzz, brings sustainable native landscaping to Nashua by selling compost tea at Bedford Farmer’s Market and planning volunteer planting projects for residents.

She aims to make native gardening accessible (supporting local biodiversity).

The Merrimack Planning Board delayed its vote on John Flatley Company's proposed hotel, commercial and retail project along Daniel Webster Highway (Tuesday night) for further review.

State health officials reported that cyclosporiasis cases in New Hampshire doubled from 33 to 69 since last week (data as of today).

Local clinics are monitoring the outbreak and preparing for increased demand.

Health officials report that a cyclosporiasis outbreak traced to iceberg lettuce from central Mexico has been linked to cases in 15 states, including NH+ they are investigating the local impact as part of a broader probe.