It was a celebratory day for Trenton—and America. Tuesday, Aug. 3, 2021, Athing Mu, 19, won the final of the women’s 800-meters at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. Her winning time, 1 minute, 55:21 seconds set a new national record. The win made Mu the first American woman to score a gold medal in that race in more than 50 years. In 1983, Jarmila Kratochvilova of Czechoslovakia set the world record of 1:55.21.
Who says that there isn't anything fun to do in or around Trenton, New Jersey? Watch as our correspondent Adrienne Acquaye spent her 4th of July having mimosas, salsa dancing, visiting the state fair, eating good food and enjoying the fireworks. Don't even get us started on the Magic Show! It's the perfect vlog to add to your binge list. Have you been looking for new ways to enjoy your city? This vlog will have you right on track to fun filled adventures around Trenton.
Local artist dishes on her uniquely fly business
Who says that there isn't anything fun to do in or around Trenton, New Jersey? Watch as our correspondent Adrienne Acquaye goes wine tasting, horseback riding, and even zombie slaying in the capital city! In case you missed this exciting vlog over the weekend, here is a link to watch! It's the perfect vlog to add to your binge list. Have you been looking for new ways to enjoy your city? This vlog will have you right on track to fun filled adventures around Trenton.
By Erica Carrington Imagine waking up one morning and life as you knew it no longer existed. Imagine not being able to protect yourself or your loved ones because you’re not even sure what it is you are seeking protection from. Imagine trying to figure out a “story” that keeps changing its ending. Imagine trying to prepare for what you can barely comprehend. Now imagine trying to help your child manage all of this before, after, and during their adolescent years.
In recognition of National Preservation Month this past May, Preservation New Jersey (PNJ) announced its annual list of the 10 Most Endangered Historic Places in New Jersey at a virtual press conference. PNJ was joined by the advocates for this year’s endangered historic places via a Zoom rally to support New Jersey’s threatened cultural and architectural heritage. The 10 Most Endangered Historic Places program spotlights irreplaceable historic, architectural, cultural, and archeological resources in New Jersey that are in imminent danger of being lost.
By Yolanda Danae’ When was the last time you took a stroll through downtown Trenton? Even ahead of the pandemic, the area was not much of an attraction and was in obvious need of a facelift. Long-time residents of the City recall a time when the neighborhood was bustling with people and businesses were booming. While many things have changed over the years, one thing has remained constant: Residents’ commitment to reviving their community. This can also be said for the owner of BeSuited, 21-year-old Evan Harris. In March, news circulated of a young man from Trenton who had, like many others, lost his job due to Covid-19.
