Lower Cape May Regional Football Aims to Build on Playoff Win
Lower Cape May Regional football enters the 2026 season seeking to improve on its first playoff win, sparking greater community excitement for fall sports.
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Lower Cape May Regional football enters the 2026 season seeking to improve on its first playoff win, sparking greater community excitement for fall sports.
The creator of Derry Girls announced a new comedy‑drama series set in the Wildwoods, New Jersey, highlighting the area as a filming location and potential boost for local pride.
The NJ 101.5 weather team issued a Tuesday forecast for New Jersey beaches, including Wildwood, detailing temperature, wind and surf conditions to help residents and visitors plan their day.
The Ocean City Boardwalk will host its 63rd annual Boardwalk Art Show from Friday through Sunday, featuring local artists between Eighth and 13th streets and offering a nearby cultural attraction for visitors and residents.
A weekly summary of Cape May County home sales priced at $350,000 or less, including several Wildwood listings, was released for July 20‑26, 2026, highlighting affordable options for local buyers and newcomers.
AtlantiCare and Select Medical opened a 60‑bed rehabilitation hospital in Galloway, New Jersey, delivering specialized inpatient care and reducing the need for South Jersey patients to travel for rehab services.
Analysts warn that adopting permanent daylight‑saving time in New Jersey could shift homeowners' maintenance schedules, affect utility costs, and alter the timing and appeal of home sales.
James Plousis of the New Jersey Casino Control Commission will lead 2026 hearings on the proposed sale of Caesars Entertainment to Fertitta Entertainment, a review that could reshape the state’s Shore casino market.
Developers received approval in 2026 to build a 17,694‑sq‑ft mansion on a prominent Jersey Shore beachfront lot, reflecting ongoing high‑end development along the coast.
The City of Wildwood announced a Back Bay Redevelopment project featuring mixed‑use development, new housing, and waterfront upgrades to revitalize the historic area while preserving its character and attracting residents and visitors.
NJ 101.5 forecasts sunny skies, mild temperatures and gentle one‑to‑two‑foot swells across New Jersey’s beaches, including Wildwood, for Monday, August 3, 2026.
Up to four inches of rain fell across parts of New Jersey, including Cape May County, on Monday, prompting travel cautions and potential disruptions to outdoor plans.
Wildwood celebrated America’s 250th anniversary on August 1, 2026 with fireworks, historical reenactments and community activities along the boardwalk, highlighting the city’s heritage and drawing visitors.
National Night Out returned on Tuesday, August 4, with community‑police events across New Jersey, including a South Brunswick gathering that attracted an estimated 8,000 attendees. The program aims to strengthen police‑community relationships as part of a nationwide safety initiative.
Wildwood Crest officials plan to start extending the fishing pier over the ocean in fall 2026, aiming to boost fishing opportunities and waterfront access in response to community demand.
Artisan studio owners announced they are leaving a Wildwoods shopping spot to focus all activities at their flagship store, aiming to consolidate operations and expand offerings, which will shift where shoppers obtain their products.
Four U.S. senators introduced the Spotted Lanternfly Research and Development Act on August 3, 2026, to fund research aimed at controlling the invasive insect threatening crops in Pennsylvania and nearby states. The bipartisan bill seeks federal resources to study the pest’s biology and develop mitigation strategies.
NJ.com reports that New Jersey nude beach regulars use a single word as an etiquette reminder for clothed visitors, promoting respectful coexistence at clothing‑optional beaches like Wildwood.
The Cape May County Zoo’s naming contest for a new Grant’s zebra foal lets the public vote for Gloria, Gemma or Terra, with each vote requiring a donation to support zoo fundraising.
About 11 percent of Americans using GLP‑1 medications are returning to physical clothing stores to try on outfits after weight‑loss changes, highlighting a post‑diet shift in shopping behavior.