Journalist Sonia Nazario coming to Hopewell to celebrate Global Diversity Day
Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Sonia Nazario will be the guest of honor at this week's The Hopewell Valley Central High School Global Diversity Day celebration.
QuickChek convenience store coming to Route 526 in Robbinsville
QuickChek will begin pre-site work on its first store in Robbinsville on or about April 23, according to a statement from the township.
West Windsor Arts Council announces Volunteers of the Year Award winners
The West Windsor Arts Council is honoring two dedicated volunteers who went "above and beyond" in serving the arts community.
Mercer Family and Friends 2018 art show to feature work by 8 local artists
Work by eight local artists will be on display at the Mercer Family and Friends 2018 art show, which opens Wednesday, May 2 at the Lawrence Library.
Callaway Henderson SIR releases first quarter market update for 2018
Callaway Henderson Sotheby’s International Realty has released their 2018 first quarter market update for the greater Princeton area.
PAW Patrol Live coming to Mercer County to present ‘The Great Pirate Adventure’
All paws on deck! Nickelodeon's favorite pups are coming to Mercer County when VStar Entertainment Group presents PAW Patrol Live! “The Great Pirate Adventure."
Hopewell Valley Arts Council to present spring cabaret-style show at Hopewell Theater
After what seems like an eternal winter, the Hopewell Valley Arts Council will present "Spring: The Music of Open Windows," a cabaret-style celebration of all things spring, at the Hopewell Theater.
Robbinsville High students fight distracted driving with ‘Keep R Roads Safe’ campaign
Students at Robbinsville High School are working on a "Keep R Roads Safe" campaign to educate their peers about the dangers of distracted driving.
The butterfly whisperer: 11-year-old lepidopterist is subject of new documentary
A townhome in West Windsor might seem an unlikely haven for the threatened monarch butterfly. But 11-year-old resident Aiden Wang has created a safe place for these creatures to nest, or rest on what might be a 3,000-mile journey from Canada to Mexico.
New wave of residential development may alter West Windsor master plan
The West Windsor Planning Board is putting the finishing touches on a report that is expected to call for major revisions to the township’s master plan, according to township officials who are in the process of drafting the document.
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‘Mail Lady’ retires after almost three decades delivering to area customers
"Mail Lady" Jeanette Jones—or “JJ” to those who’ve gotten to know her— carried the mail around Ewing, Trenton and Lawrenceville for about 30 years until the end of March, when she retired.
