Frontier Airlines will launch new nonstop service between Trenton-Mercer Airport and Myrtle Beach International Airport beginning July 10. The route is part of the airline’s broader summer expansion, which also includes a new thrice-weekly route between Baltimore/Washington International Airport and Chicago O’Hare International Airport, set to begin July 7. Introductory fares for the Trenton–Myrtle Beach […]
The City of Trenton has been awarded the national Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Prize. The $250,000 award was announced by the Trenton Health Team, which led the application process on behalf of the city. The Culture of Health Prize is awarded annually to a select number of communities across the country, celebrating […]
Clarksville Road Building Sold The 13,000-square-foot office building at 191 Clarksville Road has been sold to an unidentified investor for $2.19 million. The deal was brokered by Jonathan Glick of Sheldon Gross Realty. The unique space constructed in 1985 was until recently the headquarters of marketing firm CMA, which relocated to East Windsor at the […]
Loyack Named As New Rider President The Rider University Board of Trustees has unanimously appointed John R. Loyack as the institution’s next president after a nationwide search. Loyack, with leadership experience in both higher education and the corporate sector, will assume the presidency this summer following the retirement of Gregory G. Dell’Omo. Dell’Omo has served […]
The Princeton Area Community Foundation is awarding $487,500 in 2025 Summer Initiative grants to 21 local nonprofits for camps and programs that help prevent learning loss and provide affordable childcare for working families. These grants mark the third year in a row that the Community Foundation has helped fund these initiatives, which feature a combination […]
Montgomery Township is on a mission to attract more life sciences companies to its vacant commercial spaces. Last fall, it formally launched the initiative with the tagline “Montgomery: Where Opportunity Meets Innovation,” making the argument that the town’s demographics — a highly educated population, top-rated schools, and a growing commercial and residential corridor on Route […]
Mobility — the ability to move from place to place, whether by foot, bike, train, or car — is intrinsically linked to freedom. Freedom, in turn, goes hand in hand with opportunity. So what happens when societal forces converge to limit mobility? In his new book “Arrested Mobility: Overcoming the Threat to Black Movement,” author […]
It has been nearly 40 years since Princeton Forrestal Village opened as a high-end shopping center featuring retail, restaurants, a hotel, and office space — and for nearly 40 years the center has failed to become the destination its designers envisioned. Now, a new plan to revitalize the long-struggling center is one step closer to […]
The Trenton Downtown Association (TDA) has announced the appointment of Thomas C. Rust as its new executive director. Rust brings more than three decades of strategic expertise in operations, marketing, finance and business development to the role at the helm of the nonprofit dedicated to strengthening the capital city’s central business district. Rust has served […]
The Isaac and Abigail Pearson Mansion in Hamilton, pictured at right, has been officially documented by the Historic American Buildings Survey and added to the Library of Congress archives. Built in 1773, the Pearson Mansion stands on its original site on Hobson Avenue. It was preserved from demolition through efforts by Hamilton Township and the […]