Jordyn Rumsey, Seeking the Crown
By Cathy Miller Jordyn Rumsey, 16, a junior at North Warren High School, hails from Blairstown. Looking toward her future, she’s mulling over college and…
Person of the Week
A Life of Service – In and Out of the Service
By Cathy Miller Richard Pixley can be found most early mornings and evenings in the Washington Diner. For 17 years, Richard has enjoyed meals at…
Getting out and dining in
The Washington Diner, a traditional New Jersey diner serving Warren county for years, was hopping with folks looking for a hearty breakfast on Sunday, March…
When it comes to Black history in Warren, Ina Walls is the expert
By Cathy Miller Living in the Anderson area of Port Murray for 77 years, Ina Walls grew up right down the street from her current…
New Director Tackles New Challenges
By Cathy Miller The first Business Improvement District in the United States was the Downtown Development District of New Orleans, established in 1975. Very few…
A Historian’s History
By Cathy Miller Brenda Heinrich Higgins was raised in the small Warren County village of Broadway, as was her mother, grandmother, great-grandfather, and their families….
Horsing Around in Great Meadows
By Cathy Miller Katie Grace Moriarty is an ardent outdoorswoman, a devoted equine rescuer, and an on-air/on-location WRNJ Radio reporter and sales representative. With a…
A Farmer, a Gentleman and a Freeholder
By Cathy Miller Savoring a fine fall day at his Spring Ridge Farm in Asbury, cows mooing melodically in the background, Richard “Rick” Gardner spoke…
The Apgars and the Cider Press
Unearthed artifacts suggest that the Celts in Britain made hard cider or cider from crab apples in 3,000 BCE, but it was the Greeks and…
Covid Mask Jack, the Pumpkin Hero of Halloween
Consider a pumpkin on the vine –Is it just a humble squash?Or do you see its chance to shineWith style and panache? – a…