Montgomery senior Thiago Luna arrives at his cross country or track races and likes to chat with teammates and friends from different schools. That is, until the race is about to start. “I try not to think about the race at all. I’m fully not locked in until I’m on that start line,” Luna said. “I always try to think happy thoughts.” It is easier to think happy thoughts when you hold the winter indoor track record in the 800m, which Luna broke as a junior with a 1:57.40 time.

An 88-acre Skillman farm located on Route 206 — home to to Simply Grazin’ organic, grass-fed livestock farm — recently sold for $2.4M according to realtor.com, and re-opened as Jutt Bhutta Family Farms. Montgomery Mayor Neena Singh cut the ceremonial ribbon at the new farm's grand opening/Desi Style Festival on Saturday, Oct. 17. Thousands of people, some authorities say some 4,000, attended from as far a away as New York and Connecticut. It got so crowded entry had to be s

Bamboo is often marketed as the ultimate “eco-friendly” privacy screen. It grows fast, looks exotic, and creates a dense wall of green. However, before planting this prolific grass, it is vital to understand the logistical, ecological, and maintenance-related headaches it can cause. For many homeowners, the short-term benefit of a quick screen is quickly overshadowed by the long-term nightmare of containment.

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.

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.

Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but not to their own facts. That principle matters as Rocky Hill turns the page on a long and difficult chapter involving the Mary Jacobs Memorial Library. On March 18, 2026, Superior Court Judge Haekyoung Suh entered final judgment in the litigation over the library and the Mary Jacobs Foundation.

The incorporators of the Harold and Mary Jacobs Library Foundation, Inc. (HMJLF) are pleased to announce the Foundation’s inaugural Board of Trustees. The following Rocky Hill residents will serve on the board: W. J. “Brad” Bradhering, Susan Bristol, Connie Hallman, William K. Hallman, Jon Lee, Bailey Occhipinti, Wendy Rayner, and Eric White.