Layton News

The black-and-white snapshot above was taken in a Franklin tavern sixty-eight years ago.

Depictions of the lives of women past and present unite in "Sculpted and Sewn," a joint exhibit of New Jersey artists Diane Savona, Passaic, and Mira Welnowska, Jackson.

It was 20 years ago that Keaton Douglas said goodbye to a six-figure position on Wall Street in favor of the spotlight.

The push to make the county seat a hub of art and culture has caught on. The third "Tour of Art" through the downtown -- mixing 40 artists and their work on the varicolored palette of Spring Street shops -- will be held Saturday.

After hosting my own election night party I awoke with a slight hangover, vaguely recalling this dream that a black guy had been elected President of the United States of America.

Conashaugh View Trail, 11.7 miles, between Dingmans Ferry and Raymondskill Falls, off Zimmerman Road.

Geoffrey Swyka intuitively turns the wheel on the forge blower as he talks, placing his palm near the soft-coal fire to check the heat.

If this month's summer nights have been reminding you of brisk fall days, there's good reason.

The New Jersey Department of Agricultural has moved to preserve 315 acres of farmland in Cedarville from farmers Erwin, Dave and Tom Sheppard, NJ Agriculture Secretary Doug Fisher announced Friday.

Property owners won't have to cough up any additional taxes to pay for Sussex County's health department this year even with the addition of Hopatcong to the list of covered municipalities.

Congressman Rodney Frelinghuysen, whose district extends into Sussex County, will make his annual report to the Sussex County Board of Chosen Freeholders at its meeting today.

Layton resident Scott Smith's hour-long commute may be on par with other Sussex County residents, but his daily mode of transportation is decidedly different.