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Community health survey aims to address concerns of Mercer County residents
Capital Health encourages residents of Mercer County to help shape the way health and wellness services are provided in the region through a new survey.
Hamilton man injured in hit and run crash on North Johnston Avenue
Hamilton police are searching for a driver who was involved in a hit and run on North Johnston Avenue at Roberts Avenue yesterday evening.
Mercer County Park launches festival season with ‘UNCORK Spring’ wine fest
Mercer County Park's festival season kicks off this month with the "UNCORK Spring" wine festival on Saturday, April 28, and Sunday, April 29, from noon to 5 p.m.
Downward-facing cats: Hamilton pet shop offers yoga classes with cats
Bag of Bones Barkery is offering KittYoga classes, professionally instructed yoga courses featuring adoptable cats from Trenton Cats Rescue.
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.
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."
Hamilton news roundup: Trenton Thunder day, job fair slated for April
All Hamilton residents can get a reduced price of $8 per ticket for the April 22 Trenton Thunder game. The township is hosting a Healthcare & Special Needs Job Fair on April 17.
Hamilton boy struck by vehicle while crossing Whitehorse Hamilton Square Road
An 11-year-old Hamilton boy is in serious condition after being hit by a vehicle at the intersection of Kuser Road and Whitehorse Hamilton Square Road.
Learn about New Jersey history while fishing at Tulpehaking Nature Center
Traditional practices of fishing will come to life for one afternoon during “Discover the American Shad” on Saturday, April 14, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Tulpehaking Nature Center.
Local artists: submit your artwork to ‘Mercer County Artists 2018’ exhibition
Visual artists ages 18 or older who live, work or attend school in Mercer County are invited to submit art for consideration for the “Mercer County Artists 2018” exhibition.
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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.
