Montgomery Township, NJ, volunteer firefighters drove one of its excess fire trucks to Tennessee and provided hands-on training to Erwin’s crew for two days. Erwin Fire Chief Jason Harris told The Montgomery News about the harrowing scenes of the floodwaters rising faster than anyone could anticipate.

Montgomery Township, NJ, Police and Health Department officials are partnering to raise awareness about the dangers of vaping and substance abuse. They sponsored a program at Montgomery High School on Friday, June 6, aimed at educating teens about the risks.

Princeton Airport on Route 206 in the Skillman section of Montgomery Township, is offering free tours every Tuesday at 10:30 am during July and August 2025. It's a great adventure for young future pilots ages 5 and up. 

Montgomery Township Committee issues a special statement regarding its PBA contract negotiations, citing their commitment to police officers, while being mindful of property taxes. Montgomery taxpayers already pay the highest property taxes in Somerset County, NJ, and continue to face rising school and municipal expenses, compounded by inflation.

The Montgomery Promenade, the 292,700-square-foot center on Route 206 in Skillman, NJ, just north of Princeton, is expected to open Phase 1 in late 2025. Whole Foods is anticipated to open in 2026.

After all the SATs, college tours, essays, and late nights studying, high school seniors are finally getting ready for the next big step — college. It’s uncharted territory and rising college freshmen aren’t looking for a cumbersome guidebook to help them get through their first year. Karen Dentler knows this well. That’s why she wrote Go to Class: How to Succeed at College — a quick, down-to-earth book filled with smart advice and real-life tips for new college students.

In a banner year for Montgomery Emergency Medical Services (MEMS), eight current and former members of the all-volunteer squad are heading to medical school—a record-setting milestone that highlights not only the organization’s commitment to outstanding patient care but also its success in developing future leaders.