Mullica Hill News

New Jersey residents are continuing their push to go paperless - at least when it comes to filing federal income taxes.

On Saturday, Nov. 7, The Miss Gloucester County Scholarship Organization will present "A Tribute to the Emerald City" as they crown the 2010 Miss Gloucester County and the very first Miss Gloucester County's Outstanding Teen.

The next meeting for the Gloucester County Seniors will be on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 10 a.m. at the Gloucester County Library in Mullica Hill.

The Top of the Crop 4-H club pose for a photo at the Red Oak Farms in Mullica Hill.

She says she was blinded by love. And she doesn't want to go to jail for it. Instead, the former girlfriend of drug kingpin Alton "Ace Capone" Coles, wants her money-laundering conviction, linked to the couple's purchase of a luxurious home in Gloucester County, overturned.

Nearly a year after several animals were rescued from a dog-fighting ring in a Penns Grove home last November, Khalil Spikes was officially sentenced for his role in the incident Friday.

Jim TenBrook took the lessons he learned during a successful football and wrestling career at Millville High School and bridged those experiences into a flourishing career in orthodontics.

Teachers and staff from Harrison Township School, below, and Pleasant Valley School, above, in Mullica Hill wore jeans to help a fellow colleague recently diagnosed with cancer and undergoing chemotherapy treatments.

The Woman's Club of Mullica Hill Executive Board will meet Nov. 5 at 6:45 p.m. at Harmony Fire House.

Halloween sure has come a long way from hand-stitched costumes and cheap plastic jack-o'-lanterns stuffed with fun-size chocolate bars.

Chance of rain today 80 percent. Chance of rain tonight is 80 percent. And, still, Sunday is going to be sunny.

The company has started interior work on the 25 foot tank, repairing the steel and repainting the interior of the tank.

Do you have a passion for fashion? Then the eighth annual Fashion Show and Fair, hosted by South Jersey Healthcare Foundation, might be just the ticket for you.

The Gloucester County 4-H Fall Festival on Saturday, Oct. 24 from 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. includes a Haunted Castle and Haunted Hayride.

There's plenty of local and inexpensive fun to be had this Halloween season. By MATT CHIMENTO * Courier-Post Staff * October 16, 2009 October isn't exclusively for bloodcurdling shrieks, decomposing ghouls and witch's black cats.

Do you wait anxiously all year for the arrival of Halloween? Do you like things that go bump in the night? Grab your ghouls and gals and head out for a frightfully fun night in South Jersey.

Colleen Reed of Mount Ephraim bounces with her daughter, Kayla Dunn, 2, in the safari bus at Monkey Business in Washington Township.

Someone punctured a large blowup Dallas Cowboys helmet that was on display in front of County News and Gifts on East Wheat Road between 4 and 4:58 p.m. Saturday.

Whether you enjoy regional American and European cuisine, or just the taste of bargains, you'll find something you like on the menu this month at South Jersey restaurants.

The Harrison Township Historical Society is partnering with South Jersey Ghost Research again this year for its annual Ghost Walk on Saturday, Oct.