Dink iT Pickleball Is Coming to Cape May Court House! Get ready, pickleball enthusiasts! Dink iT Pickleball is bringing an exciting new indoor facility to Cape May Court House, New Jersey, set to open in summer 2025. With top-of-the-line amenities and a vibrant, community-driven atmosphere, Dink iT Pickleball will be the premier destination for players …
Bucket Brigade Brewery Closes, Obscura Brewing Co. to Take Over After seven years of serving the local craft beer community, Bucket Brigade Brewery has announced it will be closing its doors for good on January 26th. Located at 205 North Main Street in Cape May Court House, Bucket Brigade Brewery had became a local favorite. …
Winter Storm Warning for the Tri-State – Details A powerful winter storm is set to impact the region this weekend, bringing a mix of snow, freezing rain, and dangerously cold temperatures. The storm will begin Saturday morning and continue into early next week, with significant impacts on travel, infrastructure, and safety. Here’s what you need …
USS John F. Kennedy Leaves Philadelphia for Its Final Journey The USS John F. Kennedy, a retired Navy aircraft carrier, started its final trip today after sitting at the Philadelphia Navy Yard for almost 20 years. Known as “Big John,” the ship left at around 11 a.m. and is heading to Brownsville, Texas, where it …
Congressman Van Drew and President Trump Collaborate to Halt Offshore Wind Projects In a significant move to address concerns surrounding offshore wind turbine activities, Congressman Jeff Van Drew has announced a collaborative effort with President-elect Donald Trump to draft an executive order aimed at halting these projects along the East Coast. The proposed executive order, …
The USS JFK May Be Leaving Philly This Week It appears that the storied USS John F. Kennedy (CV-67) is preparing to leave its Philadelphia berth, as online rumors suggest the iconic aircraft carrier may set sail for the last time this Wednesday. If true, this move would mark the beginning of the end for …
Cargo Ship Runs Aground in Delaware River Near Philadelphia A massive cargo ship carrying approximately 45,000 tons of solar salt ran aground in the Delaware River near Philadelphia’s Fishtown neighborhood on Wednesday evening, January 8, 2025. The 623-foot Algoma Verity, sailing under the flag of the Bahamas, had departed northbound from the Port of Philadelphia …
Atlantic City’s Showboat To Expand The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) has announced a significant step forward for Atlantic City with the approval of a $4.2 million Atlantic City Revitalization Grant. This funding is earmarked to support the expansion of the Showboat Family Entertainment Center, a key venue offering year-round, family-friendly attractions. In addition, …
Atlantic City Electric Agrees to New Audit On December 5, Atlantic City Electric representatives met with Congressman Jeff Van Drew and his staff in Washington, D.C., for a productive discussion focused on customer concerns and improving service. The meeting marked the beginning of what the company hopes will be an ongoing dialogue with the congressman …
Monday Snow Totals To Bring 8 Inches to South Jersey Winter is about to deliver its first big punch of the season, and the National Weather Service in Mount Holly has shared the latest details on what to expect. Snow will start moving into the Tri-State area late tonight, continuing through most of Monday, and …