Middletown

The Holmdel girls’ basketball team hosted Red Bank Catholic on Jan. 11 and nearly pulled off a major upset. A

The Saint John Vianney girls’ basketball team started the season with lopsided wins over northeast powers Morris Catholic (86-50) and

The Holmdel Township School District is proud to announce that nine of its own have been recognized by the New

The Monmouth Regional Chamber of Commerce (MRCC) closed out 2021 with an in-person celebration of one of the organization’s signature

Three Holmdel wrestlers – AJ Todisco, John Steele and Luke DuPont – claimed individual titles at the Buc Classic Tournament.

Holmdel Township has received a $114,000 Monmouth County Municipal Open Space Grant for the Pedestrian and Bikeway Plan Project, Township

The Middletown Township Historical Society has made more than 20 yearbooks and student publications of Middletown Township High School available

Clean Ocean Action is participating in a new program to monitor the impacts of road salt in local waterways. They

Sheriff Shaun Golden is proud to unveil the Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office Flag Dropbox recently installed for residents to dispose

On Jan. 14 at approximately 11 pm, officers were dispatched to the area of Sunset Avenue near Wickapecko Drive in

Rumson Garden Club, a member of the Garden Club of America, announced that it will offer a new scholarship in

Six Middletown High School South wrestlers – Jack Zaleski, Robert Generelli, David Hussey, Jack Reiter, Jack Willi and Dante Miranda

Planning a wedding can be a daunting task – one that is stressful, beautiful, time-consuming and oh so exciting. When

Citizens for Informed Land Use (CILU) is excited to host a virtual presentation by John D. Liu titled “The Flourishing

Don’t look for any excuses from Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School’s boys’ basketball coach Chris Champeau – not that the

Student-led nonprofit Tree-Plenish partnered with more than 450 schools, including Middletown High School North, to help build sustainable communities through

It takes a little more than the winter’s cold to deter local gardeners. They just turn their attention indoors where

Holmdel Township has been notified by the Monmouth County Engineering Division that new, upgraded signage for the low-overhead NJ Transit

Twenty years and going strong! The Garden State Film Festival (GSFF), New Jersey’s premier independent film festival, returns for its

Enjoy winter activities at Monmouth County Parks! Below are some updates to be aware of before planning your day out.

The Highlands Recreation Department will be hosting the Highlands/Atlantic Highlands Municipal Alliance on Monday, March 21 at 7 pm for

Red Bank Regional High School wrestlers Kevin Ruland and Phil Stolfa captured weight class championships at the annual Gator Tournament.

The Eastern Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce (EMACC) has announced the winners of this year’s prestigious Spinnaker Awards. Being selected

Saint John Vianney goalie Dan Shallcross has two goals for the 2021-22 ice hockey season: “wins and bring my save

New Jersey American Water announced yesterday that it will replace approximately 9,820 feet of aging water main in the Port Monmouth

Law enforcement officials are looking for any witnesses to a motor vehicle collision that claimed the life of a female

Lilly Shapiro’s exceptional year recently became even more memorial. Colts Neck High School’s record-setting distance runner was invited to compete

Three Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School football players made their college choices official by signing Letters of Intent to continue

The Thompson Middle School wrestling squad seems to be on track for a banner year. The team has logged six

On Dec. 20, the Little Silver Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 (LSVFC) generously donated $16,326 to the Brookdale Community College

Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore have launched the 2022 cookie season as well as the third annual TopCookie Dessert

On Thursday, Jan. 27 at 7:47 pm, Holmdel police officers responded to the area of Freemont Lane for a report

On Wednesday, March 16 at 7 pm, the Monmouth County Historical Association will hold a free virtual event titled “Just

During the pandemic, students, teachers and parents had to adjust to the virtual classroom setting. It became evident that many

The Monmouth County Police Chief’s Association is holding a Career Event on Tuesday, March 8, from 4 to 9 pm

Austin Meli, a 23-year-old Wall Twp. resident pled guilty today, February 10, 2022 to Aggravated Manslaughter for the death of

The Red Bank Catholic girls’ basketball team captured the 37th annual WOBM Christmas Classic championship via a resounding 55-36 victory

For more than 40 years, Elie Tahari has been a leading name in the world of luxury fashion. His international

Atlantic Highlands Councilman Brian Boms, a member of the Monmouth County Library Commission for two years, was unanimously named chairman

Located a short ride to the north is Morris County Historical Society (MCHS). Founded in 1946 and located at Acorn

Many charitable foundations can’t hold fundraising events because of COVID-19. So Jim Raffone, Monmouth County resident and CEO/founder of JAR

An Ocean Township man pled guilty for his role in a 2019 luring and endangerment case, announced Acting Monmouth County

A Freehold man pled guilty to his role in the distribution of child sexual abuse materials in 2019, announced Acting

According to the Holmdel Police Department, there have been multiple reports of attempted vehicle thefts in the Holmdel area. Around

A Monmouth County Grand Jury has returned a five count indictment against a Bradley Beach man for attempting to pay

A Monmouth County Grand Jury has returned an eight-count indictment against a former Long Branch elementary-school teacher for allegedly sexually

In January 2021, preparations were in high gear for the construction of Holmdel Township’s Alexander Ching Memorial Dog Park (Alex’s

Saying that the Colts Neck Cougars D12 Competition Cheerleading team had a season to remember is an understatement.  Returning to

The Oceanic Free Library (OFL) wishes everyone a happy Valentine’s Day, Presidents Day and Black History Month. These cold days

Ranney School junior Marcello Mastroianni, a left-handed pitcher, will further his athletic career as a student-athlete at Georgetown University.  “I