WRNJ-AM (Hackettstown, NJ)

WRNJ (1510 AM) is a radio station that plays Adult Contemporary music. It is based in Hackettstown, New Jersey, and is owned by WRNJ Radio, Inc., with local ownership by Norman Worth and Larry Tighe. The station broadcasts programming from ABC Radio and is recognized for its focus on local news, offering both regional and national updates. In addition to news, WRNJ features music from the oldies era, specifically songs from 1955 to 1985, along with community-oriented talk shows and local sports coverage. It is popularly known as “Oldies 1510 WRNJ.” The station also reaches listeners through FM translators on 92.7 FM and 104.7 FM.

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#535680

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#114342

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Hundreds turn out for Hunterdon County’s Ident-A-Shred event; over 41,000 pounds of documents destroyed

2 days ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

RARITAN TOWNSHIP, NJ (Hunterdon County) — Hunterdon County Commissioner Director John Lanza recently announced the success of the recent Ident-A-Shred event, held Saturday, April 12, at the Route 12 County Complex in Raritan Township. Organized by Sheriff Fred Brown and County Clerk Mary Melfi, the event drew significant participation from residents, highlighting the importance of secure document disposal in the community.
School bus driver charged with DWI, endangering the welfare of a child after crash on I-80 in Warren County

2 days ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

KNOWLTON TOWNSHIP, NJ (Warren County) — A 47-year-old school bus driver is facing multiple charges following a motor vehicle crash on Interstate 80 in Warren County Saturday morning, according to the Warren County Prosecutor’s Office. The single-vehicle crash happened on April 19, around 7:45 a.m., on I-80 westbound at milepost 3.0 in Knowlton Township, officials said. Upon arrival, troopers found the school bus disabled in the left lane with heavy front-end damage.
Driver seriously injured, airlifted to hospital following fiery crash on I-78 in Hunterdon County

2 days ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

LEBANON BOROUGH, NJ (Hunterdon County) — A North Brunswick man was seriously injured following a fiery crash on Interstate 78 in Hunterdon County Monday evening, according to New Jersey State Police spokesperson Sergeant Jeffrey Lebron. The single-vehicle crash occurred around 7:26 p.m. on I-78 East at milepost 20.4 in Lebanon Borough, Lebron said.
WalletHub: New Jersey is 2025’s 10th most gambling-addicted state

2 days ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

NEW JERSEY – New Jersey is 2025’s 10th most gambling-addicted state, according to a study done by WalletHub. With the gambling industry bringing in a record $71.9 billion in revenue last year, the personal-finance website WalletHub Tuesday released its report on 2025‘s Most Gambling-Addicted States in order to highlight where this dangerous addiction is most prevalent. WalletHub compared the 50 states across 20 key metrics.
Equine-assisted learning program for veterans offered through Centenary University’s TRAC program

2 days ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

HACKETTSTOWN, NJ (Warren County) — Centenary University will launch a restructured equine-assisted services program for veterans beginning in late July. The course introduces participants to horsemanship while enhancing skills such as trust, communication, and partnership. Offered through TRAC (Therapeutic Riding At Centenary), the free six-week program will take place at the Centenary University Equestrian Center in Washington Township. TRAC Veterans Program Instructor Sgt.
Fifth annual Rock & Roll Steampunk Fair Set to take over Washington Borough on April 26

2 days ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

WASHINGTON BOROUGH, NJ (Warren County) – The fifth annual Rock & Roll Steampunk Fair will return to Washington Borough on Saturday, April 26, offering a full day of entertainment, artistry, and all-around steampunk flair — and best of all, it’s free to attend with no tickets required. The streets of Washington Borough will come alive with live music, artisan vendors, street performers, and creative costumes, celebrating the unique fusion of steampunk style and rock-and-roll energy.
Morris Arts’ 'Blackwell Street' Juried Student Exhibit on display

2 days ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

MORRISTOWN, NJ (Morris County) – The 33rd Annual Blackwell Street Juried Student Exhibit is now on display inside the Morris County Administration and Records Building in Morristown, showcasing the artistic talents of high school students from across Morris County. Organized by Morris Arts, the exhibition is located in the Atrium Gallery, spanning four floors of the building and featuring 280 works selected from more than 750 submissions.
Sussex County Community College students honored at excellence awards ceremony

2 days ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

NEWTON, NJ (Sussex County) – Sussex County Community College honored students who demonstrated excellence in academics, peer service, contributions to the College, and personal growth at the annual Student Excellence Awards Ceremony on April 17. These remarkable individuals were acknowledged for their exceptional efforts throughout their academic experience at SCCC.
Gottheimer announces new action to combat utility price hikes under ‘Lower Utility Bills Plan’ after 40% rate increase

2 days ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

NEW JERSEY — U.S. Congressman Josh Gottheimer (NJ-5) Monday announced new action as part of his ‘Lower Utility Bills Plan’ to combat relentless utility price hikes crushing hardworking Jersey families. This comes after the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) approved multiple rate hikes, amounting to a 40% increase on utility bills in one year.
Traffic stop in Morris County nabs robbery suspect wanted in Pennsylvania

2 days ago | wrnjradio.com | Jay Edwards

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, NJ (Morris County) — A traffic stop for speeding led to the arrest of a man wanted for robbery out of Pennsylvania early Easter morning in Washington Township. According to police, on April 20 at around 1:36 a.m., an officer stopped a vehicle on Schooley’s Mountain Road for speeding. During the stop, it was determined that the driver, a 27-year-old male from Baltimore, Maryland, was wanted in Pennsylvania for robbery involving the threat of injury, police said.