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Montgomery Sculptor to Show His Work in Hopewell, Listening to the Clay
Montgomery sculptor Don Campbell will have his work on display at Morpeth Contemporary, 43 West Broadway, Hopewell, from September 19 through October 4. The exhibition will also be part of the Hopewell Tour Des Arts, September 26–27.
The Montgomery News
Sep 112 min read


Restaurant Week in Montgomery: September 14 - 20
It’s time to grab a great deal and support our local restaurants. The Montgomery Economic Development Committee presents Montgomery Restaurant Week 2026 from September 14 - 20.
The Montgomery News
Sep 103 min read


Twisting Pretzels
If you have an excellent memory and have been reading my articles since 2019, you may recall I shared a hot buttered pretzel recipe in the April 2019 issue. I thought it was high time to rehash my love of soft pretzels and share a classic pretzel recipe and a few bonus stories.
The Montgomery News
Aug 262 min read


NJDA Issues Alert Regarding New World Screwworms, A Montgomery Veterinarian Explains the Risk Is Low
NJ veterinarians recently received an e-mail alert regarding the New World Screwworm. This fly had been eradicated from the United States in 1966. On June 3, the USDA announced screwworm larvae were found in a calf in Texas. Since then, 41 cases have been reported, primarily in livestock but including one dog.
The Montgomery News
Aug 182 min read


Dr. Bell and Friends: Musical Showcase and Reception
In celebration of the musical ministry that Dr. Laura Bell has provided to the Montgomery United Methodist Church and the community, the church will present a musical showcase on Sunday, August 30 at 3 pm, featuring Dr. Bell on piano: Alexa Farrah, voice; Cheryl Housten, flute; and Jing Yang, violin.
The Montgomery News
Aug 132 min read


23 Orchard Campus Matters to Next Gen Entrepreneurs
In 1980, a company widely called “the first independent software vendor,” Applied Data Research, built its headquarters at 23 Orchard Road in Skillman. By the time the campus had grown into a 234,000-sq-ft, 44-acre office property, it had become a critical part of Montgomery’s business identity. Later, Johnson & Johnson filled its halls. Today, those halls are mostly empty.
The Montgomery News
Jul 233 min read


Preparing for Growth: Welcoming New Opportunities While Supporting Our Local Businesses
Over the past several months, one topic has generated considerable discussion throughout Montgomery Township’s business community: the upcoming opening of Montgomery Promenade. The MBA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting local businesses, promoting economic growth, encouraging residents to shop locally, and fostering connections between businesses, residents, schools, nonprofit organizations, and local government.
The Montgomery News
Jul 233 min read



































