The Morris County 250th Celebrations Committee, in partnership with the Morris County Tourism Bureau and the Morris County Board of County Commissioners, announced this week the launch of the Morris County 250th Traveling Mural, an interactive public art initiative designed to celebrate the people, places and events that have shaped Morris County over the past 250 years. Created by artist Dan Fenelon, the mural serves as a visual representation of Morris County’s history an

Come Join the FUN at Rebecca’s Homestead 4th Annual Mini Golf Tournament Rebecca’s Homestead is excited to announce its 4th Annual Mini Golf Tournament FUN Raiser, taking place on Saturday, May 30, 2026, at the beautiful Lake Hopatcong Golf Club located right on scenic Lake Hopatcong. This exciting community event promises a morning filled with laughter, friendly competition, delicious food, and family fun — all while supporting Rebecca’s Homestead and its mission. The event

I-80 westbound lane closures tonight as Bridge over Howard Boulevard project advances in Mount Arlington Traffic to be shifted onto newly built bridge (Trenton) – I-80 westbound is scheduled to have lane closures tonight to shift traffic as the Bridges over Howard Boulevard replacement project advances in Mount Arlington, Morris County. Beginning at 8 p.m. tonight, Friday, May 15, until 10 a.m. tomorrow, Saturday, May 16, I-80 westbound is scheduled to have lane closures be

Lake Hopatcong Block Party Returns May 16 with a Full Day of Fun LANDING, N.J., May 7, 2026 – The Lake Hopatcong Block Party returns to Hopatcong State Park on Saturday, May 16, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., bringing a full day of food, entertainment, demonstrations, shopping, and family activities to the lakefront. Presented by the Lake Hopatcong Foundation, the annual event has become one of the region’s largest and most anticipated community celebrations. Top sponsors for this

SHERRILL ADMINISTRATION URGES PUBLIC TO CONTINUE VOLUNTARILY CONSERVING WATER AS DROUGHT CONDITIONS PERSIST (26/P20) TRENTON – The Sherrill Administration today urged the public to continue voluntarily conserving water as the statewide Drought Warning remains in place entering the warmer months, a time when demand for water for lawns, landscaping and gardening increases across New Jersey. The Department of Environmental Protection uses a four-tiered system to keep the public