Good morning, Nashua.

The Humane Society for Greater Nashua nearly completed its building expansion following site tours on Wednesday, Aug.

19, and will move operations to the new space by mid-September while the old shelter is renovated (operations will return mid-April 2027). The nonprofit is still raising funds to meet its $9.6M target.

NH Chronicle outlines a day trip that features New Boston's unique stores and the only Space Force Station, Derry's Rig A' Tony's with classic dishes, Manchester's Heel and Toe Square Dance Club, and The Nash’s diverse dining options for those traveling through Merrimack Valley.

NH Chronicle features a 102-year-old local golfer who still tees it up while stopping by Barrel and Basket — a country store that blends history with modern convenience in Hopkinton.

The segment airs tonight.

Nashua Community College President Dr. James M.

Keane advised families to encourage students to engage fully in campus activities and build support networks as classes begin this fall, emphasizing that college success relies on regular attendance and exploration of new interests.

State officials announced that New Hampshire received a $7.28 million payment from 3M as part of a nationwide settlement over PFAS contamination in public drinking water systems (the funds may support improved water quality).

Mickey Gasper, the 30-year-old Red Sox utilityman, hit three home runs in three games last week & he began his athletic career at Merrimack High School, where his basketball team finished as state runner-up in 2013.