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On the top floor of the Lake Street Mill building in Nashua, tucked among various studios and workshops, is The Knights Hall, “an armored combat training and fitness center,” where students learn to master the ways of war from over half a millennium ago as a means of getting and staying physically and mentally fit.
“You are not just graduates, you are builders and future problem solvers of generations to come in the microelectronics field. So, as you walk out of here today, certificates in hand, I want you to remember this. What you’ve learned is powerful,” said Krug.
Bookstores around the country are celebrating Indie Bookstore Day today. The event is put together by Indie Bound, an American Booksellers Association initiative. Goal is to promote local businesses and help contribute to local communities.
After 31 years as a school nurse in the Nashua School District, McCarthy Middle School nurse Jeana Lopez-Carrasco has been named the New Hampshire School Nurses’ Association (NHSNA) School Nurse of the Year.
Leaders from SolutionHealth, Southern New Hampshire Health and Elliot Health System gathered at the Carol M. Rines Center on the night of Wednesday April 23rd to take questions from community members regarding the proposed disaffiliation of Southern New Hampshire Health, Elliot Health System and Home Health and Hospice Care from SolutionHealth.
The newly opened Nash Casino on Tuesday presented $1.5 million in checks to local nonprofits. They are licensed as a New Hampshire charitable gaming venue, which obligates them to donate a percentage of games of chance and historical horse racing machine revenue to local charities.
Each year, sculptors from around the world come to the city for three weeks to create public works of art. To date, over fifty sculptures created by NISS have been permanently installed around the city, forming a significant and beautiful collection to be shared with all.
After two decades tending to the 45 mile stretch of the river that has been his homebase in Massachusetts, Morrison hopes to connect with people in New Hampshire to join him on his mission.
Nine restaurants and 10 retailers opened their doors from 3 to 8 pm. Some extended their hours, and each offered special deals. The group plans to add more participating locations and expand this into a broader community event.
The DBR was formed in March to cooperatively build up the downtown business district’s retail shops and restaurants.
The City of Nashua’s Mayor’s Volunteer Recognition Committee is now accepting nominations for the 2025 Gate City Light Award, honoring a Nashua-based nonprofit organization and its volunteers for outstanding service and dedication to the community.