Good morning, Nashua.

Easterseals NH on Aug.

27 reversed its plan to cut adult day programs in Rochester and Manchester, keeping vital services available for about 130 seniors as state leaders discuss sustainable funding. The organization will continue some in-home services through current contracts until June 30 (supporting local care).

A Nashua neighbor used his garden hose to control a garage fire that caused smoke damage while fire crews soon arrived, and the homeowners thanked him for his quick action (captured on a Ring doorbell camera).

Fred Kocher spoke with Elissa Margolin of Saint Anselm College and Sarah Marchant of NH Community Loan Fund yesterday about how a bipartisan housing act might change NH's housing market as ongoing developments continue.

Nashua’s Tree Streets are getting a colorful makeover as the ArtCity mural festival transforms Rail Trail with new artwork by local muralist Kori Thomas (inspired shortly after moving into the neighborhood).

The event adds fresh art to community streets.

A historical review explores Nashua High School's evolution from its 18th-century beginnings near Lowell Road to later forms like the famed 'Old Brick' and the Main St. building.

The series — part one of two — highlights key milestones shaping local education.

AARP New Hampshire named Steve Boucher as its new associate state director, communications.

He will boost local outreach — a key step in strengthening the group's community mission.