5 THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE GETTING DENTAL IMPLANTS

When a person is missing one or more teeth, dental implants can be an excellent method to replace them. Here are some things to consider when evaluating your options. Read More »

Mount Olive Resident Who Tutored Refugees is Recognized by President Joe Biden

For 16-year-old Mount Olive resident, Ragav Balusamy, it started as a personal service project during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More »

American Legion of Stanhope Event Coming Soon

American Legion #278 of Stanhope is sponsoring an event with psychic Catherine McCall. The event will take place on May 15 at noon Read More »

Berk’s Furniture & Mattress Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary and Unveils New Outlet

Hackettstown’s Berk’s Furniture & Mattress on January 15th unveiled a new, additional location at Main Street. Read More »

CCM to Hold In-Person Spring Open House

County College of Morris (CCM) is excited to announce it will be holding its first in-person Open House since 2019 and it’s going all out to make this one as informative and engaging as ever. Read More »

DTA Automotive: Home for All Your Foreign Car Repairs

Alex Roman has owned Budd Lake’s DTA Automotive since 2002. Read More »

GiGi Parisi and her Family are Grateful for Mount Olive High School and the Community

Soon-to-be 21-year-old Gabriella “GiGi” Parisi considers Mount Olive High School a second home. Read More »

Youth Inspired to Keep Mount Olive Clean

Roslyn Daloisio, 8, is a student at Sandshore Elementary School and she’s taken it upon herself to help keep Mount Olive clean. Read More »

Happy Birthday Morris County

Morris County was born 283 years ago – or was it before that? It’s not that the centuries have made us forgetful. It’s a matter of which calendar you use and in what part of the world you live. Read More »

Morris County Hope Hub Celebrates First Anniversary

Morris County Sheriff James M. Gannon’s Hope Hub program hit its First Anniversary, marking over 150 situations in the program’s first year that critical services were brought to individuals or families identified as being at an acutely elevated risk of needing assistance. Read More »