Big changes are coming for Johnny Scoops, Wildwood’s veteran‑owned ice cream shop. Known for serving up coffee, milkshakes, waffles, root beer floats, and of course plenty of ice cream, the popular spot is saying goodbye…
Martin “Marty” Shapiro, founder and former co‑owner of Gateway 26, has passed away in Wildwood at the age of 89. Shapiro and his business partner opened Gateway 26 in 1979, growing it into one of…
Ocean City’s planning board recently deadlocked 4-4 on designating Wonderland Pier as an area in need of rehabilitation, putting the brakes on ICONA Resorts’ $170 million hotel project. The pier, a beloved family-friendly amusement park,…
Cape May Court House, NJ — At the December 16th Commissioners meeting, the Cape May County Board of Commissioners approved Resolution 676-25, authorizing the execution of a Shared Services Agreement with the Borough of Wildwood…
The shuttered Trio Restaurant at 700 New Jersey Avenue in North Wildwood has been sold, and a new chapter is on the horizon. According to the Philadelphia Business Journal, three partners from suburban Philadelphia—Joshua Friedberg,…
Philadelphia is stepping into the future of travel with the construction of a brand-new cruise terminal at PhilaPort. Work is already underway, and when it opens in 2026, the facility will transform how passengers sail…
The Cape May–Lewes Ferry is entering a new era with the construction of a diesel‑hybrid vessel that will replace the MV Cape Henlopen, which has faithfully served the route for more than 40 years. The…
Attention riders! North Wildwood has set a 10 mph speed limit on the boardwalk for all wheeled devices—bikes, e‑bikes, scooters, skateboards, and more. This change was made to keep the boardwalk safe and enjoyable for…
