Jim McCarty

Emmett Vandergrift, a representative of Evergreen Curative Care LLC, a New Jersey-based medical marijuana organization, recently presented Lower Township Council with a request to consider supporting a medical marijuana dispensary

Luke Gegan is a thoughtful and articulate 21-year-old who has suffered greatly for a young man still in college.

Lower Township Council passed an ordinance that approved a redevelopment plan for the Cape May County Airport in order to construct a “Tech Village” at the site of the former

UPDATE: Graffiti Leads to Arrest Of N. Cape May Man  Cape May County Herald

According to Christina Rusin of Villas, her daughter Tyler is suffering from a skin infection that was caused by swimming in Delaware Bay near Evergreen Avenue’s beach.

Local business owners along Bayshore Road near the Acme and in the vicinity of the North Cape May Shopping Center reported a surprising flurry of graffiti activity on gas pumps,

The Nathaniel Foster house on Bayshore Road has a story to tell. The history of lower Cape May County may be preserved because this nearly 300-year-old house was recently saved

This story, by Jim McCarty, editor of Rural Missouri magazine, is reprinted with permission.

On Feb. 13, the New Jersey Administrative Office of the Courts released a report detailing highlights of the first year of Criminal Justice Reform in the state.

At 96, CPR Instructor Doesn't Miss a Beat  Cape May County Herald

Cape May Point Farmhouse Slated for Demolition | Government | capemaycountyherald.com  Cape May County Herald

Villas Fights Opioid Battle; Citizens' Calls Taken Seriously  Cape May County Herald

Guns, Legal or not, Part of Culture | News | capemaycountyherald.com  Cape May County Herald

WATCH: Traveling Rocks Mystify | Community | capemaycountyherald.com  Cape May County Herald

In 1967, Cape May County residents, like the rest of the country, tried to reconcile a new conflict that emerged between their deeply-held traditional values learned during and immediately after

On May 23, the Appellate Division of the state Superior Court ruled on a two-pronged appeal filed by now 22-year-old defendant Timothy C. Aman.

Lower Township Councilman David Perry remembers the early 1960s when one could see fishing shacks and a diving center along the North Cape May beaches of Delaware Bay.

In a packed Lower Township Council meeting room, dozens of residents of North Cape May respectfully but vigorously expressed support and opposition to a pedestrian safety improvement project.

Lower Township government entered a new era at the Jan. 4 reorganization meeting, an era that now features single-party rule as two Independent council members depart in favor of a

Nearly two dozen bird species can be seen during winter in Northeast Ohio. Here’s how to identify them.