Lawrence Carlbon Remembered As Arts Advocate
Lawrence “Larry” Kress Carlbon, who will be remembered as an advocate for the arts throughout his life, passed away on April 1. Carlbon, 88, was…
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PLAY BALL!
By ANDY LOIGU Veteran coaches Gary Poyer and Jim Haupt have led their Hackettstown and North Warren baseball teams, respectively, to numerous sectional finals and…
Warren Freeholders Schedule Vet Recognition Ceremony; Applications Still Being Accepted
The Warren County Board of Chosen Freeholders will honor the county’s war veterans with an outdoor ceremony at the Warren County War Memorial next to…
Worth, Paul & Phyllis Bartkus To Be Feted By The House
Norman Worth of WRNJ is arguably Hackettstown’s No. 1 supporter when it comes to non-profit efforts. On Thursday May 4, Worth, along with Paul…
DASACC Goes To Trenton
Several staff members from the Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault Crisis Center of Warren County recently visited Trenton as guests of Assemblyman John DiMaio. The…
Hackettstown Public Library Joins MAIN
In an effort to better serve its patrons, the Hackettstown Free Public Library recently launched its membership with MAIN. MAIN stands for Morris Automated Information Network. This…
Jerome Signs Letter of Intent for Widener
Nicole Jerome of Hackettstown High School recently signed a National Letter of Intent to attend Widener University to continue her studies and compete on the College’s NCAA Division…
WCCC Art Exhibit Is About ‘Infinite Infinitesimal’
Ana Vizcarra Rankin makes drawings, paintings and sculptures about travel and cartography, in both the literal and metaphorical sense. And through March 31, her iconic works…
Warren Hills Has Plenty To ‘Cheer’ About
The Warren Hills High School cheerleading team had plenty to cheer about at the recent Universal Cheerleaders Association National High School Cheerleading Championship in Orlando,…
WBID Re-Elects President
Monika Hamburger of Hamburger Holdings was recently re-elected President of the Washington Business Improvement District. Also re-elected were Ed Rossi, Rossi Chevrolet Buick GMC and…