Seahorse Farm Winery Opens in Cape May
Seahorse Farm Winery opened in June 2026 on a historic horse training farm in Cape May, bringing the town its first local winery under the ownership of a retired surgeon.
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Seahorse Farm Winery opened in June 2026 on a historic horse training farm in Cape May, bringing the town its first local winery under the ownership of a retired surgeon.
NJ 101.5 released its Monday, July 20, 2026, beach weather and surf forecast for New Jersey’s shoreline, including Wildwood, to help residents and visitors plan safe beach outings.
Acme on Delaware Avenue in North Wildwood sold a Mega Millions ticket on July 14, 2026 that won a $3 million prize, prompting excitement in the community as the New Jersey Lottery confirmed the win.
NJ 101.5 provided Tuesday's beach weather and surf forecast for New Jersey, including Wildwood, to help the public plan their coastal activities.
Cape May County tourism officials announced that the county, including Wildwood, has been named New Jersey’s top leisure destination in a July 19, 2026 tourism ranking, a recognition expected to boost visitor interest and support local businesses.
Round Room’s School Rocks Backpack Giveaway will provide a free backpack to each child at 43 New Jersey stores, including likely Wildwood locations, on July 26, helping families prepare for the new school year.
Tornado watches and flash‑flood warnings were issued for Central and South New Jersey on July 18, 2026, as Canadian wildfire smoke and severe thunderstorms created dangerous weather, prompting officials to advise residents to stay alert and limit outdoor activities.
Severe storms on July 18 caused high winds and rain that knocked out power to over 30,000 homes in New Jersey, including many in Wildwood, as utility crews work to restore service.
Heavy rain from strong thunderstorms triggered flash flood warnings across New Jersey on July 18, 2026, creating flooded roads and prompting cautions for drivers and beachgoers.
New Jersey lawmakers are debating a bill that would make polluters fund flood and storm adaptation projects, a decision that could affect coastal resilience funding for towns like Wildwood.
The NJ 101.5 weather team forecasts sunny skies and mild surf for New Jersey beaches, including Wildwood, on Friday, July 17, 2026, offering ideal conditions for boardwalk walks, swimming, and family outings.
The Wildwoods Boardwalk Authority and Volvo Cars introduced electric tram cars in May 2026, modernizing the historic ride and cutting emissions as part of a Jersey Shore sustainability effort.
The Jus Nice organizers will hold a two‑day sneaker and trading‑card convention in Wildwood, NJ, on July 25‑26, featuring vendors, guest appearances, giveaways, and a marketplace for rare items, boosting summer tourism.
NJ 101.5 issued a July 15 forecast covering temperature, wind, and wave heights for New Jersey beaches, including Wildwood, to aid residents and visitors in planning beach activities.
The New Jersey Supreme Court's July 15, 2026 ruling gives municipalities stronger authority over senior housing, schools, and other projects, affecting towns like Wildwood and potentially reshaping upcoming development reviews.
NJ.com reported that several homes in Cumberland County sold for $400,000 or less during the week of July 6‑12, 2026, providing a useful reference for buyers seeking affordable options in a market where neighboring areas are pricier.
The annual Beschen‑Callahan Memorial Lifeguard Races will be held on July 17, 2026 at Wildwood Beach, featuring local lifeguards in beach rescue competitions that honor their service and display their skills.
The New Jersey Bronco Invasion will bring horse‑riding displays and community festivities to Rio Grande Avenue beach in Wildwood from July 17‑20, celebrating western heritage as a regional cultural event.
Wildwood announced on July 6 that shoreline improvements and utility upgrades, funded by the FY2026 New Jersey Water Bank project, will enhance coastal resilience and modernize local infrastructure.
A detour will be in place on Magnolia Drive next week for a county‑led resurfacing project aimed at improving travel safety. Motorists are urged to follow posted signs and plan for possible delays during working hours.