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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New COVID variant discovered in the states; what are the COVID NB 1.8.1. symptoms?

2 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Damon C. Williams

Does the new COVID variant bring a new set of symptoms and treatments? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reportedly spotted new COVID variant NB.1.8.1 through its airport screening program earlier in May, which is being traced to a large surge in China. Here's what you and your family need to know about symptoms related to the new COVID variant. What are the symptoms of the new COVID variant?
The U.S. is stopping penny production. When will we see the impact?

2 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Kaitlyn McCormick |George Petras |Melina Khan

Kaitlyn McCormick George Petras Melina KhanCherry Hill Courier-PostThe U.S. Treasury Department is to halt penny production, with stores to eventually round prices to the nearest nickel. The final order of penny blanks has been made, but existing inventory is to continue to circulate for an unspecified time. Rising zinc and copper prices contributed to the increased cost of penny production, the Treasury said.
Haddonfield checks into the South Jersey Group 2 final with win over rival West Deptford

3 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Tom McGurk

Tom McGurkCherry Hill Courier-PostHADDONFIELD – There’s no secret to the success of the Haddonfield Memorial High School baseball team this spring. “It’s all due to the way we prepare,” Haddons head coach Justin Singleton said. “We try to challenge them every day. We talk about winning in some shape or form every day.
After a dark decade, McDonald's Snack Wrap is back for good. Here's how to snag one.

3 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Ilana Keller

The fan-favorite McDonald's Snack Wrap is coming back − for good this time. "After years of steady demand – from countless social posts to full-fledged petitions – McDonald’s is officially bringing back the Snack Wrap to menus across the country," the iconic chain restaurant said. Phased out in 2016, the Snack Wrap will return on July 10 to participating restaurants.
NJ early voting starts today, June 3. What to know about the 2025 primary.

3 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Joe Smith

The New Jersey primary election is June 10, and early voting begins June 3. Key deadlines include June 3 for mail-in ballot applications and June 9 for unaffiliated voters to declare party affiliation. Early voting runs from June 3-8, with various locations in each county. The New Jersey primary is June 10, just a week away. By now, the Postal Service should have dropped off your sample ballot. In the meantime, here a some key dates for would-be voters to remember.
Rowan baseball, softball fall short in quest for Division III World Series titles

4 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Tom McGurk

Tom McGurkCherry Hill Courier-PostThe Rowan University baseball team's quest for a World Series title ended on Monday. The Profs were eliminated from the NCAA Division III World Series with a 17-4 loss to Wisconsin-Whitewater in the tournament at Eastlake, Ohio. Rowan finished the season at 38-12, the third most wins in school history and the most under head coach Mike Dickson. The team went 2-2 at the World Series, the most wins in the national tournament in 46 years.
Cherry Hill man from Albania accused of marriage fraud to obtain permanent U.S. residency

4 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Jim Walsh

Jim WalshCherry Hill Courier-PostAn Albanian man living in South Jersey is accused of engaging in marriage fraud in an effort to stay in the United States. Cherry Hill resident Elvis Harizaj, 25, allegedly cited a sham marriage with an American woman in an application for permanent residence in this country, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for New Jersey. But the "marriage" to 27-year-old Natasha Flores of Newark didn't survive scrutiny by investigators, said a May 19 criminal complaint.
Vote for South Jersey's Baseball Player of the Week, presented by Atlantic City Electric

4 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Tom McGurk

Tom McGurkCherry Hill Courier-PostHere are our picks for the top three stars from the conference/leagues around our seven-county region for South Jersey baseball. Vote for your choice for the South Jersey Baseball Player of the Week, presented by Atlantic City Electric, at the bottom of this story. If the poll doesn't appear, please refresh your browser. Voting will be open until Thursday at noon.
Vote for South Jersey's Softball Player of the Week, presented by Atlantic City Electric

4 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Tom McGurk

Here are our picks for the top three stars from the conference/leagues around our seven-county region for South Jersey softball. Vote for your choice for the South Jersey Softball Player of the Week, presented by Atlantic City Electric, at the bottom of this story. If the poll doesn't appear, please refresh your browser. Voting will be open until Thursday at noon. Millville's Emily Praul was the top vote getter in last week's poll, garnering 55.8 percent of the close to 14K votes recorded.
NJ power bills are spiking this month. What to know.

5 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Joe Smith

Major electricity rate increases are in effect across New Jersey as of June 1 — just in time for what the National Weather Service expects to be a summer hotter than normal. The figure for “average” residential kilowatt hour usage varies, but generally is around 650 kWh per month. Consumers at those levels could see monthly bill increases of approximately 17-20%. Businesses are similarly affected. These estimated increases vary by which utility serves your region.