Long Branch native dies in car accident in New York
Affectionately called Trey, Moultrie was born on June 23, 2003, in New York, NY, to Kieshia and Melvin Moultrie, Jr. He grew up in Middletown, NY, and Long Branch, NJ.
Lakewood firefighter Qua’Dry Lyons passes away
Qua'Dry Lyons passed away at his home on Tuesday, January 14.
Two victims killed in New Orleans attack has ties to New Jersey
Two victims killed in New Orleans attack on New Year’s Day has ties to Central New Jersey.
Good Morning from Asbury Park High School: December Events
Just this past December, Mr. David Wronko, along with the staff of Asbury Park High School, were a part of many events to close out 2024.
Good Morning From Asbury Park High School: Awesome Events!
Good Morning! A lot of awesome events took place at Asbury Park High School throughout the course of October and November.
Two indicted for 2022 Neptune Township murder
Kedrick Chatmon and Lamare R. Walker have been indicted for the 2022 murder of 39-year-old Marques Mills of Neptune Township, N.J.
Neptune High School Choir to sing at Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lighting ceremony
Students from the Neptune High School choir Scarlet Sound learned on Friday Nov. 22, 2024, they’ve been invited to perform on one of the most visible stages this holiday season.…
T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center commemorates Native American Heritage Day with film screening and historical presentation
On November 29, 2024, the T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center will honor Native American Heritage Day with a special event spotlighting the intertwined histories of Monmouth County’s Native American and…
Good Morning Asbury Park High School: Veterans Day and The League of Women Voters
Mr. David Wronko invited the Veterans of Foreign Wars along with the daughter to Tuskegee Airman George Watson, Tina, to his honors history class at Asbury Park High School to…
Good Morning From Asbury Park High School 2024-2025
The 2024 - 2025 new school year began in Asbury Park High School on a positive note with magazine publications of two promising students, Katherine Avila-Roman and Miguel Barrios-Nunez.