by David Setley | Feb 12, 2026 | Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial, Food & Beverage, South Jersey
Valentine’s Day is fast approaching and many of us are looking to impress our significant other. Often a dinner, whether at home or at a favorite restaurant, is part of the plan. Allow me to offer suggestions of wines that would perfectly complement your meal and,...
by Douglas Keefe, Beachcomber Coins | Feb 12, 2026 | Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial, South Jersey
When is a coin not a coin, that is when is a coin an object not meant to be used for its purpose of buying or spending? I’ve seen many instances of countries, the United States included, that are employing gimmicks in their coinage process to encourage...
by Cindy Fertsch | Feb 5, 2026 | Letters from the editor, Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial, South Jersey
From the editor Let’s start with the obvious: it is cold. Not “grab-a-jacket” cold — but the kind of cold that makes you question your life choices every time you step outside. The wind stings your face, your car needs a pep talk to start and winter at this point...
by Sarah Fertsch | Feb 5, 2026 | Features, Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial, South Jersey
Let’s be honest: Super Bowl Sunday hits differently when your birds won it all last year. For Eagles fans, there’s a certain calm confidence heading into the 2026 Super Bowl. No nerves. No superstitions. Just chilling on the couch! Whether you’re tuning in for the...
by Tammy Thornton | Feb 5, 2026 | Features, Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial, South Jersey
As we huddle under blankets and layers of clothing during these snowy, icy days, we should remember our feathered friends who remain outdoors searching for food. During the winter months, birds must change their diet from juicy bugs and caterpillars to accessible food...
by Amanda Nahas-Wilson | Feb 5, 2026 | Health and Fitness, Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial, Food & Beverage, South Jersey
Winter offers some of the most powerful anti-inflammatory foods of the year—nutrient-dense, antioxidant-rich, and naturally warming. Seasonal produce like kale, Brussels sprouts, ginger, and turmeric shine in colder months and deliver compounds shown to reduce...
