‘Camden Fireworks’ receives major funding for plans to turn city into South Jersey’s arts destination
A major contribution from the Hummingbird Foundation has set Camden FireWorks’ ambitious project in motion: a strategic planning endeavor for a new public art program called ‘Art in the Commons.’ […]
Jobs report reveals whether top Camden companies prioritize hiring full-time city residents
According to reports, major businesses in Camden such as Holtec International, Subaru, and the Philadelphia 76ers have less than 5% of their workforce comprised of Camden residents.
Camden fire department could benefit from federal funding program again this year
Michael Harper, Camden fire chief, said he plans to apply for $50,000 that will impact six city firehouses and 189 firefighters under his watch.
How ‘Mending Hearts’ In Blackwood, New Jersey helps grieving mothers
During a recent grief course, New Jersey moms found ways to cope with unbearable loss.
We asked people in Camden how they feel about religion and spirituality in the digital age
Are people becoming more or less spiritual?
Buster Williams, legendary bassist, returns to his Camden roots for tribute show
Williams played alongside drummer Lenny White, saxophonist Bruce Williams, and pianist Brandon McCune, with whom Buster Williams delivered a stirring duo performance of Stevie Wonder’s “Isn’t She Lovely.”
New Jersey lawmakers want to create a sickle cell registry to provide ‘genetic counseling’
Supporters say registries aid in medical development and assist healthcare providers identify communities susceptible to specific diseases and illnesses.
Addressing period poverty in New Jersey
New legislation addresses menstrual health inequities in New Jersey
New Jersey advocates react to anti-transgender bills
While it’s unlikely New Jersey lawmakers will move on a package of anti-LGTBQ legislation, advocates are surprised.
Inside Ida’s Bookshop: A South Jersey gem named after a revolutionary Black writer
Ida’s Bookshop continues the legacy of iconic Black women writers like Ida B. Wells, its namesake, and Alice Walker.