Courier-Post

The Courier-Post, along with its website CourierPostOnline.com, caters to the residents of Burlington, Camden, and Gloucester counties in New Jersey. It ranks as the fifth largest newspaper in the state. Founded in 1875, the publication relocated to Camden four years later in 1879. In 1899, it combined with The Telegram to form The Post & Telegram. Later, in 1926, The Post & Telegram joined forces with the Camden Courier under the ownership of J. David Stern. In 1959, the Courier-Post became part of Gannett Co., Inc.

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Ocean County's 'Jones Road Wildfire': What we know about its containment, evacuation.

1 day ago | courierpostonline.com | Kaitlyn McCormick

A wildfire in Ocean County displaced approximately 3,000 residents under evacuation orders overnight and temporarily closed a section of the Garden State Parkway and other roads. Lt. Governor Tahesha Way declared a state of emergency for Ocean County Wednesday morning because of the blaze, which broke out just days after firefighters battled "Danny's Wildfire" in South Jersey. As of about 7 a.m. there had been no loss of life or homes damaged, she said. Here's what we know about the fire so far.
Emergency REAL ID appointments offered soon in NJ. Here's how to qualify, when to schedule

1 day ago | courierpostonline.com | Kaitlyn McCormick

Starting May 7, a REAL ID-compliant driver's license or other accepted identification will be required for flights in the U.S.New Jersey residents who need a REAL ID for urgent travel can apply for an emergency issuance appointment starting April 24. TSA currently accepts expired IDs from their approved list for up to one year after the expiration date. The clock is ticking for REAL ID enforcement at airports across the country on May 7.
South Jersey natives Bhaysul Tuten, LeQuint Allen are poised to hear their name called in the NFL Draft

2 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Marc Narducci

By Marc NarducciFor the Courier-PostSouth Jersey has a long history of providing the National Football League with quality running backs, with the late Hall of Famer Franco Harris of Rancocas Valley being the prime example. Over the past several years, there have been some key local running backs who have made their mark on the NFL. Salem’s Jonathan Taylor is a two-time Pro Bowl selection in his five seasons with the Indianapolis Colts. He has rushed for 6,013 yards (4.9 avg.) and 51 touchdowns.
Liscio's Italian Bakery & Deli unveils grand opening plans for new Glassboro site

2 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Nick Butler

A third retail shop will be having its grand opening for Liscio's Italian Bakery & Deli with a special appearance from perhaps the best mascot in baseball. The 21,240-square-foot building for baking, storage and sales is to be host an official grand opening April 26 from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m.While there will be games, food, a ribbon-cutting ceremony and more, Liscio's Bakery is also to feature an appearance by the Phillie Phanatic. More: Star Wars is back in theaters.
Who was Pope Francis? More on the 88-year-old's papal legacy in South Jersey, beyond

3 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Kaitlyn McCormick

The Vatican announced the death of Pope Francis on Monday morning, marking the end of the 88-year-old's influential leadership. Throughout South Jersey, members of the clergy and local dioceses have shared their thoughts and reactions to the pope's passing. Here are more questions answered about the pope's life, death and legacy in South Jersey. More: Pope Francis remembered: South Jersey bishops react to the pope's deathWhen did the pope die?
Pope Francis remembered: South Jersey bishops react to the pope's death

3 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Kaitlyn McCormick

After making his last public appearance on Easter Sunday, Pope Francis died on Monday, April 21, according to the Vatican. Francis, known for often taking modern approaches to his leadership of the Roman Catholic Church, was the 266th pope. He died at the age of 88. Condolences and acknowledgements of the pontiff's death poured out among South Jersey religious leaders Monday morning.
Williamstown grad Donovan Ezeiruaku among South Jersey potential NFL draftees

3 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Marc Narducci

By Marc NarducciFor the Courier-PostCindy Ezeiruaku says her son, Boston College senior defensive end Donovan Ezeiruaku, set an ambitious goal at the youngest of ages. “Donovan was a young kid who always said that he wanted to play professional football,” his mother said in a recent phone interview with the Courier-Post. “I am excited, we’re all very excited.” There’s a lot to be excited about.
Starbucks summer menu 2025: Here's a sneak peek of what's coming in May

3 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Gabe Hauari |Nick Butler

The calendar will soon flip from April to May, which means summer, and summer menus, are on the horizon. Starbucks is set to unveil its full summer menu in May, but this week offered USA TODAY a sneak peak of some items that will be included. The company is releasing a new Iced Horchata Oatmilk Shaken Espresso, while bringing back the Summer-Berry Refreshers that were introduced in 2024, a spokesperson told USA TODAY. The coffee chain will also be debuting a new Strawberries & Cream Cake Pop.
King Court at Mullica Hill proposal rebuffed in Harrison Twp.: 'They aren't inclusionary'

6 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Joe Smith

Members of the Harrison Township Joint Land Use Board unanimously rejected D.R. Horton's King Court at Mullica Hill townhome development plan. Board members cited the need for 324 variances and concerns about the design of affordable housing units. Residents voiced strong opposition, citing traffic congestion and safety concerns, particularly for children. HARRISON TWP.
National Park Week means free admission April 19. Here are 3 area sites worth exploring.

6 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Nick Butler

National Park Week starts April 19, and the National Park Service is kicking the week off with free admission to all parks throughout the entire country that day. With more than 400 national parks throughout the country, the National Park Service is looking to not only celebrate the parks, but bring awareness, fun and involvement to these nature reserves.