Celebrating Atlantic City’s history through art
By Julia Train Between glimmering casinos and bustling streets, Atlantic City is rich with history. There are a plethora of stories that remain untold and local artist and community leader Kenneth Lazan Faulk Jr. is aiming to shine a light on some of them. Faulk, a...
Ten creative ways to show your Eagles spirit this Super Bowl Sunday
By Julia Train This Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles are heading to New Orleans to face off against the Kansas City Chiefs again. In 2023, the two teams played against each other and the Philly team lost, but this year is different. The last—and only—time they won the...
One of the country’s oldest, longest highways runs through several local cities
By Julia Train Did you know the White Horse Pike (U.S. Route 30) is one of the country’s oldest, longest and most historically significant highways? Often called the “Lincoln Highway,” Route 30 stretches from the East Coast to the West Coast,...
William Davies Middle School hosts annual Ladies’ Tea to empower students
By Julia Train Each year, the William Davies Middle School in Mays Landing celebrates Women’s History Month by hosting the Ladies’ Tea, a special event to empower young women through networking and mentorship. This year marks its 17th anniversary. The tea began...
