Lumberton News Archives

Monday is a good night for a family dinner. Restaurants around Burlington County are offering wallet-friendly meals for parents and their children in an effort to bring families together, while people opting to stay home for a meal, including grandparents and caregivers, also are being encouraged to enjoy one another's company.

Burlington County homeowners who suffered multimillion-dollar flood damage in 2004 have reached a settlement with a key defendant in their class-action suit against owners of a series of breached dams.

This coming Sunday, September 27th, , in conjunction with South Jersey Hot Chefs , you are invited to celebrate the season by dining outdoors at the 1895 Organic Farm in Lumberton in Haddon Heights , NJ , will prepare a four-course culinary feast at 1895 Organic Farm.

While counterfeit bills have been cropping up in pockets in the South Jersey area, federal authorities say the fake greenbacks don't appear to be a widespread trend.

The sights and scenery are all too familiar to Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Gregory Pierce.

The county will resurface a 1.2-mile section of Creek Road in Lumberton between Main Street and Chase Road at the border with Hainesport.

Whitesell Construction Co. is on the cusp of venturing again into speculative construction.

A repaving project is expected to affect traffic on a local road for the next week.

Burlington County marked the start of Hispanic Heritage Month with music on Saturday afternoon.

Work to remove debris from a portion of the Rancocas Creek in Lumberton will begin later this month.

President Barack Obama's speech to the nation's schoolchildren Tuesday appeared to spark little controversy among Burlington County's public schools.

The gentle sounds of the piano are hard to ignore. Walking into the lobby of Virtua Memorial, visitors expecting to hear medical jargon, running machinery and doctors being paged might be surprised to hear + jazz.

While most school officials are readying for their students' first day of classes this week, other administrators are more concerned the students come back the second day, and the day after that.

Another counterfeit $20 bill was passed at a business in the township, police said Tuesday.