The Princeton Area Community Foundation awarded scholarships to six students from Mercer County, recognizing that this year was tough on all students.

The pandemic presented stores like Whole Earth Center, as well as farms like Terhune Orchards in Lawrence, with entirely different challenges from the ones other businesses faced

Rallies supporting the Black Lives Matter movement were held throughout June. And the movement continued into Princeton’s government.

Brain research shows that when we hear our own name, the part of our brain that is responsible for our sense of self lights up. We are our name.

The state planned to ease dining restrictions starting this week, but decided against it after COVID-19 spikes in other states that enacted similar policies.

Horror writer Riley Sager's latest novel, Home Before Dark, is out June 30.

The Summer Food and Nutrition Program will run for six weeks, from July 7 through Aug. 16. The team will prepare and package approximately 9,500 meals each week to be distributed to about 2,000 people in surrounding communities.

More Than Q is set to open June 30 in The Square at West Windsor shopping plaza

The mayor’s office and two seats on Princeton council appear on the ballot during this year’s delayed primary election.

Outdoor dining spots in Princeton sprout like dandelions in the spring. Some are official, others are created at little places where food and seating come together.