Editing Nashua, New Hampshire (section)

==Media==
The local newspaper is ''[[The Telegraph (Nashua, New Hampshire)|The Telegraph]]'', with daily news published online and a weekly printed edition.

Nashua radio stations include [[oldies]] station [[WGHM]] 900 [[amplitude modulation|AM]] ([[ESPN]] affiliate), [[talk radio|talk]] station [[WSMN]] 1590 AM, and 106.3 [[WFNQ]], a [[classic hits]] station owned by [[William Harrison Binnie|Binnie Media]]. [[WEVS]] 88.3 and 90.3 serve as the stations for [[New Hampshire Public Radio]]. The city is part of the Manchester radio market and can also receive almost all [[Boston]]-market stations clearly.

One television station is licensed to Nashua. [[WBTS-CD]] (channel 15) is owned by [[NBC Owned Television Stations]], and serves as the [[NBC]] owned-and-operated station for the Boston market. The station moved from its own transmitter to a channel share with [[PBS]] member station [[WGBX-TV]] from their [[Needham, Massachusetts]] tower in 2018 upon NBC's assumption of ownership, letting it broadcast the "NBC Boston" service (previously carried by [[WYCN-LD|a low-power station in Boston]] and subchannels of other stations) across the entire market. As WYCN-CD, it formerly carried a number of smaller networks, along with local programming and community calendar information of interest to Nashuans, until the sale to NBC.