What’s So Great About The Garden State

Emerging from the tragedy of her son's death by gunfire was understandably difficult for Elaine Lane, but she has now spent more than a decade helping young adults put their best foot forward and realize the potential their lives hold.

It has been more than a month since twin brothers Kevin and Tyler Brown were both struck by an SUV while walking home from Colonia High School.

Blue Violet Flowers and Gifts is an extension of Archway Programs' mission to help children and adults with physical and intellectual disabilities prepare for life after school.

It began as an outlet for New Jerseyans with trisomy 21, Down syndrome, to step out in public in an unstructured, nonjudgmental environment. It then evolved into a dance party. Now, the event is nationally and internationally recognized.

Prom season is fast approaching, and South Jersey teens whose families may have difficulty paying for dresses once again have somewhere to turn.

The new facility has now been open for a week, and its organizers are pleased with how its first couple of days have gone.

The New Jersey affiliate has been around since 1948, which is an impressively long run, but not as long as its national parent group, which hits the century mark in 2019.

After celebrating its 25th anniversary last year, the Polar Bear Plunge at Seaside is already fast approaching its fundraising goal of $2 million for 2019.

The Mason Gross School of the Arts has united with New Brunswick and Highland Park to use art displays to try and answer the question: How do we see through hate?

February is National Children's Dental Health Month, and one Sussex County high school student is doing her part to raise awareness by expanding on a project she first did several years ago.