by Julia Train | Nov 6, 2025 | Features, Atlantic County, Business, Pleasantville, South Jersey
Nearly a decade ago, in October 2015, James Bussey turned a simple love of bicycles into what would become the largest African American–owned bicycle retail chain in the country. Freedom City Bike Club, headquartered in Pleasantville, began “humbly,” as Bussey said....
by Julia Train | Oct 30, 2025 | Ocean City, Cape May County, Features, News, South Jersey, Top Stories
Driving into Ocean City at night on the Route 52 Causeway, also called the 9th Street Bridge, visitors normally see colorful lights glowing underneath that often change to reflect different causes, events and holidays. In the past, the bridge has been lit blue and...
by Julia Train | Oct 30, 2025 | Features, Cape May, Cape May County, South Jersey
Each year, Cape May’s historic Congress Hall transforms its property into a festive Winter Wonderland that has become one of the most beloved traditions in town. During the Christmas season, visitors can stroll throughout the hotel’s Grand Lawn and shop from about 20...
by Julia Train | Oct 23, 2025 | Features, Atlantic County, Egg Harbor Township, South Jersey
After being diagnosed with breast cancer two years ago, Mandanna Salartash recognized how fortunate she was not to face financial hardship during treatment. Seeing other women struggle inspired her to establish the 501(c)(3) Salartash Family Foundation in 2024 and...
by Julia Train | Oct 23, 2025 | South Jersey, Atlantic County, Cape May County, News, Top Stories
On Saturday, Oct. 18, 7 million people showed up to more than 2,500 “No Kings” protests across the country. Locally, thousands gathered at demonstrations in Ocean City, Atlantic City, Cape May Court House and Galloway Township. In Atlantic City, about 1,000 people...
