by Cindy Fertsch | Mar 21, 2024 | Atlantic City, Atlantic City Casinos, Entertainment, Features, South Jersey, What's Happening
By Chuck Darrow After a winter whose star power can only be described as low-voltage, Atlantic City’s casinos are offering a fairly impressive, something-for-everyone talent roster for the spring season. On tap are everything from blues, pop, rock and comedy titans to...
by Cindy Fertsch | Mar 21, 2024 | Atlantic City, Atlantic County, Features, South Jersey
By Raymond Tyler On Sunday, March 24, The Arts Garage of Stockton University will be the stage for the 3rd Annual Ladies In the Arts Awards. The program was initiated three years ago as part of The Noyes Arts Garage series, Black Art Matters. The awards celebrate...
by Cindy Fertsch | Mar 21, 2024 | Atlantic City, Entertainment, Features, Finance, Food & Beverage, South Jersey, What's Happening
Tune In, Turn OnBy Doug Deutsch With word that there won’t be any large-scale beach concerts this summer – heck, the much-loved Atlantic City Air Show is even being postponed until 2026! – two local upcoming multi-band concert events loom as being very important to...
by Cindy Fertsch | Mar 21, 2024 | Atlantic County, Cape May County, Features, History, South Jersey
By Bruce Klauber “I only wish I could go out and hear somebody who’s doing me.” — Frank Sinatra, circa 1963 There are a number of singers out there these days who are “doing” Frank Sinatra (I am one of them). They range in quality from very good to okay. In seasons...
by Cindy Fertsch | Mar 21, 2024 | Atlantic County, Business, Features, Smithville, South Jersey
By Gabriella Bancheri Where can you find a Swiss army knife from the 1800s, a local psychic’s old chaise lounge, and your great great grandmother’s gold watch she likely wore to a ragtime concert all within 50 feet of each other? The answer is a 21,000-square-foot...
by Cindy Fertsch | Mar 21, 2024 | Cape May, Cape May County, Features, South Jersey, Sports
By David Weinberg The letter was kept in a drawer for years, a reminder of glory days before hair started graying and disappearing, and knees didn’t creak when climbing stairs. Ralph “Pops” Riggitano wrote it. He penned it in 1976, a few days after he saw a Lower Cape...
