Good morning, Nashua.

United Way of Greater Nashua’s Learn United program is seeking volunteer tutors and session monitors to help students in grades K-12 improve academic skills and build confidence.

Interested community members can contact the organization for more details (information available on their website).

Mike Armstrong, president of Armstrong Advisory Group, explained on Thursday, Sep.

17 that the Federal Reserve raised interest rates to slow inflation, a move that could raise mortgage and car buying costs for local residents.

Southern NH farmers are now eligible for federal drought relief loans to support crops threatened by ongoing dry conditions, and the program provides additional assistance under current drought measures.

The state health department reported no EEE and lower-than-normal detections of West Nile and Jamestown Canyon viruses through Sept.

10 from tests in local mosquitos. Officials urge residents to keep using long sleeves, repellents, and water removal — with mid-September peak activity still a concern.