Personal protective equipment donations needed
The Mercer County Office of Emergency Management is asking the community for donations of badly needed personal protective equipment for first responders and health-care workers.
Mercer County opens drive-up Covid-19 testing site at Quaker Bridge Mall
Starting Tuesday, March 31, testing will be available weekdays from 8 to 4 for people with symptoms of Covid-19 — by prescription only
Area libraries look to keep people engaged — even from home
If you’re looking for a respite from these trying times, local libraries say they are ready to provide some.
The Mercer County Library System's buildings are closed due to the...
Trenton Water Works to give customers online bill-pay options
Customers will be able to pay online by card, e-check or even text message
March 25 update: 24 new Covid-19 cases in Mercer County, 727 in state
Mercer County now reports 82 confirmed cases of Covid-19
Blood banks sound alarm on critical blood shortage
Unable to hold blood drives due to the Covid-19 outbreak, area blood banks are encouraging prospective donors to stop in and safely contribute to the blood supply or face critical shortages at this crucial time
Mercer County area grocery store update: hours, delivery, seniors, more
A number of area grocery stores have altered their hours and services due to safety precautions necessitated by the spread of COVID-19
Gov. Murphy gives statewide stay-at-home order, closes nonessential businesses
List of essential businesses includes health-care facilities, supermarket, hardware stores and banks
Restaurant round-up: who’s got take-out, who’s got delivery, who’s got booze and more
The latest information we have gathered on area restaurants, including contact info, pick-up and delivery options, specials, and more
The latest on coronavirus in Mercer County
Municipalities and facilities in the Mercer County region have made a number of adjustments following the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Mercer County area grocery store update: hours, delivery, seniors, more
A number of area grocery stores have altered their hours and services due to safety precautions necessitated by the spread of COVID-19
