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Starting today, MercerMe is launching an ambitious effort: 100 new supporters in just 10 days. It’s a big number for a small newsroom, but we believe it’s within reach —…

Tension and frustration filled the air at the June 4 Hopewell Borough Planning Board meeting, as residents voiced concerns over borough processes, inefficiencies, and a lack of communication from officials.…

New Jersey voters will visit the polls on Tuesday, June 10, for a gubernatorial primary election that’s drawing the highest campaign spending in Garden State history, exceeding $122 million.  Voters…

By Cora LeCates NJ State House News Service Senate lawmakers on June 5 backed a return to healthful subsidized school meals amid President Donald Trump’s budget cuts for fruits, vegetables,…

Local first responders from across Hopewell Valley were honored Saturday at the second annual Mayor’s Awards for First Responders, held at Woolsey Park. The event opened with a flag salute…

New Jersey households, newly burdened with higher electricity costs, will receive $100 to $250 credits from the state, parceled over six months, to help pay the bills, Governor Phil Murphy…

After two rainouts and a stormy Friday afternoon, the rain stopped just in time for Hopewell Borough’s long-awaited Cruise Night — and the classic cars rolled in. Nearly 30 vehicles…

In honor of National Trails Day on Saturday, June 7, celebrate the joy of the outdoors by exploring one of our many hiking trails. National Trails Day, organized by the American Hiking…

At its June 2 meeting, the Hopewell Township Committee issued proclamations recognizing LGBTQ+ Pride Month and National Gun Violence Awareness Day, and heard updates from the Youth Advisory Board and…

For more than a century, the life of Cuffee Voorhees—an enslaved man turned Union soldier—remained largely hidden from the historical record. But on Friday, Timberlane Middle School students, together with…