Beverly entrepreneur Alyssa Butler is helping residents rethink skincare and wellness. Her business emphasizes education and healthy routines.
The Cultural Collective Café and BrickNKulture Event Space continue to bring artists, entrepreneurs and residents together through creative programming. Community events and performances have helped make the venues important cultural gathering places in South Jersey.
Lisa Money and supporters continue efforts to preserve the historic Buffalo Soldiers Cemetery. Advocates say protecting the site honors generations of veterans.
Communities throughout Burlington County are commemorating Black History Month with exhibits, performances and educational activities. Organizers say the programs honor the achievements and history of African Americans.
On June 28, Our Farm By the Creek LLC and Heart and Crown Wellness LLC partnered with Third Culture Kid Media (3CK) to host “Screen & Relax” on a sunny Saturday afternoon.
The charming farm, nestled within sprawling acres of land and dotted with trees, not only provided the venue for the screening of “War is Never Civil” but also served as its filming location.
For many New Jerseyans navigating an unstable economy, the American Dream of homeownership may seem out of reach.
Like countless other federal programs, those created for affordable housing are gravely impacted by the Trump administration’s aggressive funding cuts. According to NJ Spotlight News, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) will receive a 43% funding cut.
The affordable housing crisis has deeply affected New Jersey residents for some time now and with the rising cost of living, it is hard for families to catch a break.
Although new housing is being built, only a certain amount is required by law to be allocated as affordable units. And now municipalities across the state have until the end of January to address the mandate to add or restore some 150,000 units of affordable housing by 2035.
The New Jersey Black Heritage Trail is gaining momentum, as the New Jersey Historical Commission has approved its first categorization of 32 historical landmarks to be a part of the Black Heritage Trail.
Salty’s Beach Bar is a bar that seems to be your normal, peaceful establishment, with a quiet surrounding environment. However, once inside, you realize something completely different. Live music with loud drums, screaming vocals, and an aggressive bass.
“We’re the same, you and me. We’re just sisters, sharing our laughter and sharing our tears, empowering each other after all the years,” keynote speaker Estina Baker said at the start of her speech for the Atlantic City Women’s March of 2024 at Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall of Saturday.
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