Remembering when Atlantic City hit the big screen
By Chuck Darrow Last month, we looked back at “Boardwalk Empire,” the HBO series (2010-2014) that was a fictional tale
By Chuck Darrow Last month, we looked back at “Boardwalk Empire,” the HBO series (2010-2014) that was a fictional tale
A Look Back By Fred Miller Miss America 1923, was the third Miss America pageant, held at the Million Dollar
In April of 1955, Storybook Land first opened, delighting children of all ages! John and Esther Fricano Sr. founded and
The Wawa business began in 1803 as an iron foundry. In 1890, George Wood, an entrepreneur from New Jersey, moved
By Bruce Klauber Atlantic City has had its share of iconic, larger-than-life personalities over the years, ranging from Nucky Johnson
By William Kelly At 8:30 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 30, 1964, showtime finally came for The Beatles. Atlantic City Police
George May and the story of Mays Landing By Steffen Klenk From Smithville to Sea Isle City, and Brigantine to
By Bruce Klauber From the 1940s through the 1960s, Atlantic City was a moviegoer’s paradise. Given that there is currently
By William Kelly The Beatles came to Atlantic City on Aug. 30, 1964, played a half hour show that nobody
The Monster of Deadman’s Hole (1888) The San Diego Union reported that two hunters had killed a bizarre, half-human half-animal
By Chuck Darrow I confess: When, in 2009 (or early ’10), I learned HBO was planning a new series set
By Bruce Klauber “I only wish I could go out and hear somebody who’s doing me.” — Frank Sinatra, circa
While St. Patrick’s Day is renowned for celebrating Ireland, one need not be Irish to enjoy the festivities on March
By William Kelly Jim Fraser, the son of an Aberdeen constable, came to America in 1907 by winning a “Silver
