THE KING RETURNS A Wildwood legend is making its comeback. For years, Al the Steak King was a staple at the shore, known for legendary cheesesteaks, delicious pizza, late-night deliveries, and that iconic red van…
🌟 Welcome to Wildwood, Lighthouse Kitchen & Cafe! We’re excited to see a brand‑new spot lighting up 3109 Pacific Ave. Coming Spring 2026, they’ll be serving breakfast, espresso, and good vibes right here in the…
Wildwood in a soft blanket of fog today — the kind that makes the beach feel quiet, calm, and a little magical. Down on the boardwalk, you could hear the hum of hammers and the…
Another Rio Grande staple is shutting its doors. Jester’s Dive Bar, located on Route 9, is closing March 14th, marking the end of a spot many locals visited for burgers, wings, live music, and weeknight…
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Authorities are investigating after a human skull was discovered in Whitesboro, NJ. The Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office and local law enforcement are on scene and working to determine the circumstances surrounding the find. Details…
Another familiar North Wildwood spot is saying goodbye. The Wild Fox CafĂ© has officially closed its doors, leaving behind memories of early‑morning breakfasts, friendly faces, and that cozy neighborhood vibe locals loved. Small shore-town businesses…
DID YOU KNOW? New Jersey is the birthplace of the American boardwalk — and it all started in 1870 when Atlantic City built the first one just to keep sand out of hotel lobbies. One…
