Free tax preparation services will be available beginning in early February 2026 for qualified Greater Nashua residents through a partnership led by United Way of Greater Nashua, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), and trained community volunteers. Tax preparation will be provided by IRS-certified volunteers at four sites in Nashua and Hudson as part of the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) programs. The tax preparation sites are: United Way of Greater
The NH Department of Transportation presented the Hudson Board of Selectmen at their January 13, 2026 meeting the dissolution of the Circumferential Highway. "It has become evident that the Circumferential Highway will not be built and the State believes it would be in the best interest of the community and NHDOT to dispose of all the property that has been acquired. The buildings would be in better hands if they were privately owned and the vacant properties returned to the Town tax base if applicable."
How AI is a Game Changer for Finding Local Businesses Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way people discover local businesses. Instead of searching through long lists of websites or ads, more and more consumers are now using AI-powered tools — like ChatGPT, voice assistants (Siri, Alexa, Google Assistant), and other “smart search” systems — to find what they need quickly and conversationally. Here’s why this matters for your business:1. AI tools rely on online data. When someone asks an AI
Exciting Times Ahead for T-BONES! On Friday, June 13, 2025, we celebrated the groundbreaking of the future home of T-BONES at 256 Lowell Road in Hudson! The Greater Hudson Chamber of Commerce was honored to join Town officials and staff in celebrating with CEO and Owner Tom Boucher, his partner Bill Griener, Nicole Barreira, Director of Marketing & Menu Development, Hudson T-BONES Manager Denis Brunelle, fellow team members, and the Fulcrum project team. This new location will be one of the largest
You're not just promoting a product — you’re keeping momentum during critical transitions: launching a new location, shifting to online sales, or targeting your first national audience. In those moments, creativity isn't a bonus. It's the differentiator. Here’s how small businesses can keep their marketing sharp, human, and discoverable — without blowing the budget. Why Creative Marketing Is Your Edge — Especially in Transitional Moments Whether you’re just opening your doors or rolling out a new
For Greater Hudson Chamber of Commerce members, visibility is more competitive—and more opportunity-filled—than ever. A well-built media kit anchors your brand, helps reporters work faster, and ensures your story shows up clearly wherever your business is being talked about. Whether you’re courting local press or strengthening your digital footprint, a media kit is a compact, high-clarity resource that makes your organization easier to understand and easier to feature. Learn below: What a media kit
After more than 30 years of transformative leadership, YMCA of Greater Nashua CEO Mike LaChance has announced his retirement, effective August 31, 2026. From expanding access to critical programs to strengthening the Y’s role as a community anchor, Mike’s impact has touched tens of thousands of lives across our region. The YMCA of Greater Nashua has announced that longtime Chief Executive Officer Mike LaChance will retire effective August 31, 2026, concluding a remarkable 40-year career in the YMCA
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