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Virtual Town Hall Addresses Opioid Crisis
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County recently held a Virtual Town Hall focusing on the opioid crisis and recovery resources. The third in a series of four held at Boys & Girls Clubs in Southern New Jersey and supported by the Horizon Foundation of NJ, the town halls are geared toward opioid awareness,
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Layton Honored by American Legion
Miss Stars and Stripes Outstanding Teen Samantha Layton was honored by Post Commander Scott Harris and Auxiliary President Cindy Harris of American Legion Post 82 Nabb-Leslie in Millville for her support of veterans throughout Cumberland County during these difficult times. Thus far during her reign as Miss Stars and Stripes Outstanding Teen, Layton has helped
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Fortress in Peril
The story told by Fort Nassau, constructed during 1627 in the Gloucester County territory once known as New Netherland, is one of acquisition, preservation and control, common preoccupations for new colonies at that time. The fort initially housed a garrison of soldiers, but many of the settlers of this South Jersey portion of New Netherland
An 82-Year-Old Juvenile Offender
If you don’t know Joe Ligon, it’s because he has spent most of his life behind bars. If there is one thing that might help give him the sense that his life was not completely wasted, it’s that his story is part of a larger narrative that might change how we handle juvenile justice going
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Mechanic Extraordinaire
Cumberland County Technology Education Center (CCTEC) 2020 graduate, Devin MacAvoy, has put his education in automotive technology to practice at The Authority. MacAvoy began working at The Authority as a part-time mechanic in July 2019, and he since has excelled, earning a full-time position as a mechanic apprentice in the Fleet Shop at The Authority’s
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Train To Be Competitive
Businesses need all the help they can get during these challenging times. With all the obstacles that COVID has thrown our way, we still want our businesses to be the best they can be. That’s why we’ve been providing information to our small businesses on The Ave about grants, funding sources, and—also, very important—trainings, workshops,
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