Good morning, Nashua.

Cheryl Plunkett of Fresh of Nashua announced her retirement as her store will close on Saturday, Aug.

15 at 3 p.m. (after 18 years of serving customers) as she celebrates a career rooted in quality fashion and downtown connection.

Nashua planning officials approved a $140 million investment to move Gate City Casino to the Sheraton Hotel property (off the F.E.

Everett Turnpike).

Champagne’s Supermarket opened at 10 a.m. on June 30, 1954 near East Hollis St. in Crown Hill (built on the former White Mountain Freezer site) and featured ample parking plus modern check-out systems that changed local grocery shopping; it later housed community businesses.

Local reggae artist Joe Samba will perform at Bernie's Beach Bar in Hampton on Sept.

12. He began singing as a child in Salem and continues to carry his roots into every performance (a nod to his early musical journey).

NH Chronicle will air a segment tonight featuring a local man who treks through the woods in search of Bigfoot and rides white water rapids at New England's first white water park in Franklin.

The broadcast offers viewers a look at two unique local adventures.

The Bruce Mattson Band will host a CD release party for 'Vintage Modern' at Big Bear Lodge in Brookline on Aug.

15, featuring jazz and R&B tunes led by Hammond B3 player Bruce Mattson with tickets available online (check details).

Boston influencer Key Henson posted a restaurant review near Manchester praising pancakes and mentioning Rep. Chris Pappas’s work to lower real-life costs (Pappas said his campaign was not involved) while urging viewers to contact his office.

Elliot Health System officially opened its Elliot 1-Day Surgery Center to improve access to outpatient surgical and endoscopic care.

The center is part of a broader expansion to serve patients across Southern New Hampshire.

Greater Nashua Mental Health reopened a temporary facility on Pine Street Monday after a gas explosion destroyed its Amherst Street location six months ago; the center now offers support for justice-involved people, older adults, and those who are deaf with walk-in intakes starting next Monday.