Since April is Distracted Driver Awareness Month, I decided to write a topical article in combination with a community issue.

Lawrence Township resident Amy Rey dreamed almost her entire life of appearing on the game show Jeopardy!

In April 12, Lawrence High’s wrestling team staged an outdoor wrestling match with Hamilton West on the baseball field and senior Joelle “Joey” D’Angelo won a major decision at 120 pounds.

When Lana Mueller embarked on a career as a dental hygienist after graduating college, little did she realize the circuitous route her life would take.

With e-bikes, an additional trend is pumping up the action. Namely, the appeal for aging cyclists of motor-assisted bikes that can still allow enjoying fairly lengthy or hilly rides

Mercer County and the communities within will receive a combined total of almost $187 million in aid from the federal government over the next two years.

Rider professor Mark Pearcy says public education can help citizens understand the workings of a democratic society and protect it from eruptions — such as the events on Jan. 6.

The mission of the youth chapter of People for Urban and Rural Education Youth is to help bridge the gap between students and academic resources.

Share My Meals, a Princeton-based nonprofit started last year to fight food insecurity, has expanded into Lawrence Township. Last month, the organization added Fedora Cafe as the fifth restaurant in its network of food suppliers.

We can now fight this virus with more than just social distancing, mask-wearing and keeping our hands clean and away from our faces.