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On July 17, 2026, a Cape May County resident rescued a family from dangerous surf, preventing a potential tragedy. The swift action highlighted community bravery and the importance of vigilance near the ocean.
Synchronized drone light displays are lighting up the Ocean City and Atlantic City boardwalks this summer, providing a quieter festive alternative to fireworks for residents and tourists.
The NAS Wildwood Aviation Museum received a loan of an 80‑year‑old M16A1 half‑track with four .50‑caliber machine guns, adding the vehicle to its World War II exhibit in Lower Township, New Jersey.
Wildwoods boardwalk management added electric Volvo trams to its fleet on May 8, 2026, aiming to modernize the historic ride and cut emissions as part of a broader sustainable tourism push.
City officials say coyotes are being drawn into Wildwood by residents who feed them, prompting wildlife management concerns about safety and ecosystem balance.
Wildwood is moving ahead with the next stage of its $4 million boardwalk rehabilitation in 2026, even though federal funding remains uncertain. The phase will focus on structural repairs as part of a broader infrastructure upgrade.
NJ 101.5’s July 24 forecast predicts sunny skies and good surf for New Jersey’s shoreline, including Wildwood, helping locals and tourists plan their beach day.
An unnamed man rescued a family from drowning in the ocean near Wildwood on July 17, 2026, preventing a fatal outcome and highlighting community safety concerns.
Gas prices in New Jersey have risen above $4 per gallon, increasing operating costs for restaurants and prompting consumers to curb dining‑out spending.
The City of Wildwood announced a Back Bay Redevelopment project on July 21, 2026, aimed at revitalizing the waterfront as part of a broader municipal development initiative. The plan seeks to transform the area with new public amenities, mixed‑use spaces, and sustainable infrastructure.
Wildwood marked America's 250th birthday on July 21, 2026 with community-wide celebrations that included performances, historical displays, and family activities, highlighting the town's collaborative spirit.
The Jus Nice Sneaker & Trading Card Convention returns July 25‑26, 2026 at Wildwoods Convention Center, offering collectors a two‑day showcase of sneakers and trading cards as part of its annual event.
ISPW Wrestling’s Legends of Wrestling Night took place on July 23, 2026, at the Wildwoods Convention Center, providing local fans with a nostalgic sports entertainment experience.
Governor Mikie Sherrill signed the Fair Price Protection Act on July 23, 2026, banning the use of personal data for price discrimination in New Jersey grocery stores and delivery apps, aiming to ensure uniform pricing for all shoppers.
A waterspout that formed in Delaware Bay briefly touched ashore near Cape May Point on July 22, 2026, as part of a recent New Jersey tornado outbreak linked to Tuesday's storm system.
Four tornadoes touched down in Mount Olive, Stanoke, Pine Brook and Cape May Point on July 21, 2026, according to the National Weather Service, marking the state's biggest tornado outbreak since 2023.
NJ 101.5 released a Thursday forecast detailing weather and surf conditions for New Jersey beaches, boardwalks and bays, including Wildwood, to help residents and visitors plan their day.
Fast‑food burger chain announced its fourth New Jersey location on July 23, 2026, part of a statewide expansion to meet rising demand.
Wildwood city officials are proceeding with the next phase of boardwalk rehabilitation on July 23, 2026, despite a pending $4 million federal contribution. The project continues to improve the historic boardwalk for residents and tourists while navigating funding uncertainties.
Wildwood officials report a rise in coyote sightings after residents began feeding them, prompting warnings that such practices attract predators to residential areas.
