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The SOAR Church and their Pastor Rev. Dr. Thomas Dawson on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, donated $3,000 to Cape May County Special Services School. This donation will be used by the Autism classes to purchase equipment and tools that will be used by the students. The SOAR Church has made donations to this school’s Autism classes over the past ten years. more»

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CAPE MAY, NJ – Deputy City Manager Justin Riggs has been officially selected as one of America’s 250 Public Service Champions by the National Academy of Public Administration through the Local Gov 250 initiative. Deputy City Manager Riggs is one of only eight individuals in the State of New Jersey to receive this prestigious national more»

March 18, 2026 (Cape May, N.J.)—Cape May’s award-winning, Equity professional East Lynne Theater Company has announced its first-ever, five-show Mainstage Season for 2026, which includes a variety of performances taking place at the company’s new home, the Clemans Theater for the Arts at the Allen AME on Franklin Street. The shows include: more»

Triad Associates and the County of Cape May encourage businesses in Cape May County to register for New Jersey’s Film & TV Production Directory to support the county’s pursuit of NJEDA Film Ready Certification. By signing up, local businesses can connect directly with film, television, and digital media productions seeking local vendors. more»

Franklin Bank Board Chairman, John Fitzpatrick, is pleased to announce that Mark P. Kelty has been appointed as the new President/CEO effective April 1, 2026. He succeeds Mark V. Edwards, who is retiring on March 31, 2026 after 45 years of distinguished leadership with the bank. Edwards played a vital role in the growth and profitability of Franklin and his more»

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Atlantic Cape Community College's Community Reporting and Community Journalism Course begins February 10. The New Jersey Council for the Humanities (NJCH) and Journalism + Design at the New School are partnering with Atlantic Cape to create and deliver noncredit community journalism workshops and courses to help equip people with the tools to better more»