Bordentown Current

Community News Service, publishers of the communitynews.org, won six awards in the 2018 Association of Free Community Papers’ Best of the Best competition.

Runners were covered in rainbows during the Bordentown Regional Middle School Family Color Run on May 12, 2018. The event was hosted by the PTO to raise money for the school.

The Mercer County Community College softball team combined dominant pitching with timely hits and solid defense in a weekend sweep of Mercyhurst to capture the National Junior College Athletic Association Division II District K championship.

Participants can run or walk while being showered with colorful dust at Bordentown’s second annnual Family Fun Color Run, planned this year for May 12.

The Open Arts PAC recently received $2,500 grants to fund a program designed to help special needs students hone their talents in the performing arts.

Joseph Myers, chief operating officer and vice president of operations for Cooper’s Ferry Partnership, has been named the newest member of The Salvation Army Advisory Board of Southwest New Jersey.

Guests can enter a world full of pirates, knights, and fairies when the 2018 New Jersey Renaissance Faire opens its doors at Liberty Lake on Saturday, May 19.

April 20 marked National School Walkout Day, when teens across the country left their classrooms in protest of the gun violence epidemic sweeping across America. However, Bordentown Regional High School students wanted to take the movement one step further.

If anyone can analyze what has turned things around for the Bordentown High baseball team, it’s senior leftfielder Dillon Drew.

Bordentown Regional Middle School students got to be part of a multidimensional program combining ancient Egyptian culture, the process of making mummies, and a history of funeral practices up to the present.