CAPE MAY COUNTY, N.J. - One lucky dog is safe on dry land thanks to the actions of local first responders!. Fire crews from Stone Harbor and North Wildwood were called to Hereford Inlet for a water rescue Monday afternoon. They arrived to find a dog caught in a tide...

Get ready, food enthusiasts! Cape May Restaurant Week is here, offering the perfect opportunity to sample the city’s top culinary spots at a set price. Whether you’re a Cape May local or a visitor soaking in the shore’s charm, the event promises an exceptional dining experience, complete with a selection of an appetizer, entree, and dessert choices crafted to showcase the best of each participating restaurant’s offerings.

If you're looking for some Halloween fun at the Jersey Shore check out this new Halloween-themed pop-up bar going on now through October 31st. Eat, drink, and enjoy the spooktacular pirate theme decor including skeletons, a rogue captain, rustic ship vibes, dim lighting, ghostly portraits, treasure chests, and pirate flags.

Sea Isle City is a popular summer vacation destination, known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant boardwalk. However, it's also a great spot for families looking to enjoy a delicious meal together. With numerous family-friendly restaurants to choose from, you'll never have to worry about finding a place to eat that caters to both kids and adults.

The Nature Conservancy in New Jersey & NJ Audubon co-hosted an inclusive birding outing and nature preserve tour as part of Birdability Week, a week-long celebration filled with engaging virtual and in-person events designed to connect birders of all abilities. Two accessible outings were held at the South Cape May Meadows preserve of Friday, October 25th, and Saturday, October 26th. Together, at a leisurely pace, we explored the diverse habitats of the Meadows and enjoyed the newly opened ADA Boardwalk on the property. An American Sign Language interpreter was also present for both tours.

Text by Danielle Davies. Photos courtesy of Cape Collection / Fall 2024. Once upon a time, wife and husband Kelly Lavorgna and Andrew Bares had careers on Wall Street. As the current owners of Evan James Interiors, a design team that’s appeared on HGTV’s Flea Market Flip, those finance days—of which they spent nearly a collective five decades—are long behind them.

“I’m a butterfly!” one young attendee called out, donning a bright orange monarch costume, the seaside wind blowing through her wings. Despite gray skies and strong gusts of wind, spirits were high at the Monarch Festival in Cape May as the area filled up with people celebrating the beautiful butterflies and their migration south.