Good morning, Nashua.

Nashua Children’s Home will host a Gatsby Gala fundraiser (A Roaring Good Time for a Great Cause) on Saturday, Oct.

3 from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Event Center by Marriott to raise funds for at-risk youth through auctions, live music and dancing.

Seth Meyers, a New Hampshire native, visited a local collectible shop over the weekend to pick up action figures featuring a character from The Lonely Island + he will return in November for a benefit comedy show at SNHU Arena.

United Way of Greater Nashua and Bangor Savings Bank are hosting a free financial wellness workshop series that begins Sept.

2 with a session on spotting scams and protecting banking information; the classes will run every first Wednesday from September through February.

New data shows nearly 5,000 children used the state’s child care scholarship last fiscal year as eligibility expanded in 2024 and spending increased by over $12 million due to rising childcare costs.

Officials warn that growing reliance on federal (TANF) dollars may lead to funding challenges ahead.

St. Joseph Hospital earned its American College of Surgeons trauma verification with zero deficiencies, and its Level III Trauma Center meets strict national standards with caring physicians & nurses.

The three-year certification means local patients can get quality trauma care close to home.

On Monday, Aug. 31, NH launched Unlabeled, a fentanyl-prevention program to educate young adults about the risks of counterfeit pills on International Overdose Awareness Day.

The statewide initiative aims to raise awareness and help prevent overdose cases.

St. Joseph Hospital and Cardiovascular Specialists of New England completed their first dual-chamber leadless pacemaker implantation using the Abbott AVEIR DR system today to enhance heart treatment options.

Merrimack native Mickey Gasper hit a home run in his first at bat for Boston on Monday night against the Seattle Mariners after being recalled to replace injured Willson Contreras; it was his sixth homer since his call-up on Aug.

17.

Millennium Running acquired the longstanding relay race Reach the Beach and will return the event in 2027.

The company aims to revitalize the race to overcome past permitting issues + offer a well-managed course for local runners.