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From carnivals, car shows and fireworks to historical demonstrations, there are plenty of ways to celebrate Independence Day festivities in the Mercer County Area.
The Bordentown Middle School softball team outscored opponents 136-14 this year, but that doesn't mean the team was rarely tested
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New coffeehouse in Bordentown selects and roasts its own beans in the pursuit of the perfect cup of joe
The Waughs were an extremely gifted family of artists that spanned three generations. You might say that if paint were in their blood, it would be viewed in many colors and shades of the rainbow
The Father Center currently runs two programs: Operation Fatherhood, which started in 1993; and WorkFirst NJ
Born in Binghamton in 1823, Susan Waters and her younger sister Amelia grew up in a loving Quaker environment with their parents, Lark and Sally Moore
The farmers’ market will be open each Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Carslake Community Center
The number of American Legion baseball teams is growing smaller, but there are still players who want to play, and Bordentown senior Rees Pillik is one of those players
Even before the pandemic, Peter Bisgaier and Jennifer Nasta Zefutie were looking for a new place to call home, and Bordentown turned out to offer the perfect opportunity
The top graduating students in this year's Bordentown Regional High School senior class reveal their college choices, their favorite memories and more
Lisa Zola-De Libero continues to follow in her mother’s footsteps with the help of her staff to ensure their students’ smiles and laughter for years to come
Like Benjamin Franklin, Farmer Jim Kinsel is exploring how to improve crop fertilization. He wants to plant unusual fruits. He is constantly thinking and learning
Although its location on Main and Crosswicks Streets was always referred by residents as “Borden’s Corner,” Samuel Burr's easy manner and reputation would eventually justify its new name as “Burr’s Corner.”
Looking at Angelina Marino’s hitting statistics in her two-plus years of varsity softball, it would be hard to imagine the Bordentown High senior ever struggling
The Bordentown Historical Society presents the opening of its Joseph Bonaparte exhibition on Sunday, May 1.
Whether she is playing in defense or as a forward, Appleby is an important asset to PDS hockey
Gershom Mott (1822-1884) was a brilliant individual with the heart of a lion
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The first ever PorchFest will be a free event scheduled to be held on Saturday, April 30 from noon to 5 p.m., rain or shine
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Irish defensive lineman is a top New Jersey recruit
Senior takes on leadership role for young Scotties' team
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Flying Pig Tavern opens at former location of Dublin Square
Artist and poet Thomas Buchanan Read was a talented individual that walked the rugged path of loss and fame throughout his life
Under the tutelage of Rev. John Brakeley, the Bordentown Female College became one of the premier educational locations in the country in the 1850's, due to the simple fact that few female colleges existed during this period
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When Leyonna Robinson and her grandmother, Tuesday, spend time together, they like to turn off the devices and the TV and play some games.
Through Bordentown’s first 18 contests he led the team with a 166 average that included six 200 games
Bordentown is part of the fabric of the history of railroads in the U.S.
Bordentown City follows new ordinance
Thanks to Bordentown and Habitat for Humanity of Burlington and Mercer Counties, 10 new families will make the township their home home in 2022
While “dynasty” may be too strong of a word to use, “promising” is a good description of the Bordentown Bulldogs 115-pound football team
Nonprofit hoping to raise awareness and funds for further restoration of the Clara Barton schoolhouse in Bordentown City
The conclusion of Doug Kiovsky's biography of Clara Barton on the occasion of her 200th birthday
Dance school also partners with local business, county animal shelter to promote pet adoption
As the losses accumulated for the Bordentown High field hockey team, it would have been easy for Lily Mount to lose her enthusiasm
Donations are being collected now and through Nov. 20 at donation bins located throughout the Bordentown area
Clara Barton was a remarkable individual, whose efforts were challenged on the front lines every day
As the high school girls soccer campaign rolled into the final week of the regular season, Bordentown was sitting at an impressive 10-3-1 record overall and 9-0 in the Burlington County Scholastic League’s Patriot Division.
For Sedona Orlow of Bordentown, kindness comes naturally
Annual fundraiser, set for Nov. 19–20, supports church ministry programs
Construction is set to begin on CVS and the township hopes new turning lanes will improve traffic flow at the corner of Farnsworth and 130, but DOT backlogs could impede progress
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Slice of Brooklyn honors the hometown pizza tradition of Marcello's owner Vinny Minerva
A 1905 newspaper article makes a case for Bordentown City as the hometown of the Garden State's greatest legend
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Thrifting can be an economical way for people to add to their wardrobe. But there are other reasons that people thrift besides saving money
Here's a guide to what lies ahead in this year’s Nov. 2 election, including information on early voting, registration, submission of ballots, and other essential information to stay on top of the voting process.
Bordentown's place in the history of the Delaware and Raritan Canal.
3 vie for 2 seats in Bordentown Township; 1 uncontested seat in Bordentown City
Through this year’s 2-1 start, Poinsett had 21 tackles, five for loss, and one sack. He is also the starting fullback and pretty much never comes off the field
Two incumbent Democrats, two Republican challengers face off in this year's committee race
Among the Bordentown residents who played a role in early American history, one who is frequently forgotten is America’s first sculptress, Patience Wright, who played a role in the history of art and the founding of the United States.
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Many towns within Mercer County area saw moderate levels of population growth over the last 10 years, according to information released last month by the U.S. Census Bureau.
The Delaware and Raritan Canal has always been a popular subject to write about. Its history is richly saturated within the rip-rap stone crevasses of its towpath and waterway.
In 2021, it feels fitting to pay tribute to the culture of the 100-year-old decade, and I got to do just that through food, drink, and entertainment when I visited Farns & Rail, a secret upstairs compartment of Old Town Pub (formerly The Farnsworth House) on historic Farnsworth Avenue in…
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