Did the infamous pirate Blackbeard really bury treasure beneath a black walnut tree in Burlington City? Blending history, folklore, and local legend, this fascinating story explores South Jersey’s pirate lore, a mysterious comic book inspired by the tale, and the enduring mystery that continues to capture imaginations centuries later.

Cape May native Carrie Locklyn has transformed her passion for design into a successful television career on HGTV’s Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. She shares behind-the-scenes stories, her journey from professional dancer to interior designer, and why creating beautiful, functional spaces is ultimately about helping people feel at home.

From Newark to Hollywood, Queen Latifah has built a groundbreaking career as a rapper, actress, producer, and entrepreneur without ever forgetting her New Jersey roots. In this exclusive interview, she reflects on resilience, representation, The Equalizer, and why her home state continues to shape her life and success.

Summer camp looked different during the COVID-19 pandemic, but its impact on children remained as meaningful as ever. Camp directors across South Jersey share how new safety protocols, outdoor activities, and creative programming helped kids reconnect, build confidence, make friends, and enjoy a memorable summer despite unprecedented challenges.

Bariatric surgery is about far more than losing weight—it’s about improving health, preventing chronic disease, and reclaiming quality of life. South Jersey bariatric specialists explain who may benefit, how weight-loss surgery works, and why long-term success depends on education, lifestyle changes, and ongoing medical support.

The college search looked very different during the COVID-19 pandemic, forcing students and families to rethink campus visits, virtual tours, and admissions decisions. South Jersey educators and college leaders share expert advice on navigating the process, evaluating schools remotely, and choosing the right college in an uncertain and rapidly changing world.

Generation Z is redefining activism by speaking out on issues ranging from climate change and racial justice to LGBTQ+ rights and mental health. Meet inspiring South Jersey teens and young adults who are using their voices, leadership, and determination to create meaningful change in their communities and beyond.

For Steve Lichtenberger, celebrity encounters are more than chance meetings—they’re the result of decades of connections, friendships, and unforgettable experiences. From selfies with Elton John and Bruce Springsteen to stories behind the photos, this entertaining Q&A offers a behind-the-scenes look at one South Jersey man’s remarkable collection of celebrity memories.

Helping children develop healthy eating habits starts with positive conversations, not restrictive rules. South Jersey nutrition and psychology experts share practical advice for raising confident eaters, encouraging balanced nutrition, managing picky eating, and fostering a healthy relationship with food, body image, and overall wellness that can last a lifetime.

While COVID-19 is best known for affecting the lungs, doctors have learned the virus can also have lasting effects on the heart. South Jersey cardiologists explain the connection between COVID-19 and heart health, warning signs to watch for, treatment options, and why delaying care can put lives at greater risk.

What began as the responsibility of settling a distant relative’s estate became an unforgettable journey through one woman’s carefully preserved life. This touching story explores family, legacy, grief, hoarding, and the unexpected discoveries that challenge how we think about possessions, memories, and the lives we leave behind.

Haddonfield native Zac Clark captured hearts on The Bachelorette by sharing his inspiring journey through addiction, recovery, and finding love. In this candid Q&A, he reflects on sobriety, second chances, life after reality TV, and how embracing vulnerability has become his greatest strength—both on and off the screen.

After witnessing a devastating oil spill, environmentalist John Francis made an extraordinary decision: he stopped using motorized vehicles for 22 years and remained silent for 17. His remarkable journey reveals the power of listening, personal responsibility, environmental stewardship, and how one person’s commitment can inspire meaningful change in the world.

The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a significant toll on children’s mental health, increasing anxiety, stress, and emotional challenges for many families. South Jersey experts explain how parents can recognize warning signs, support their children’s emotional well-being, encourage healthy coping strategies, and know when it’s time to seek professional mental health care.

Pregnancy during the COVID-19 pandemic brought new questions, changing hospital policies, and added uncertainty for expectant families. South Jersey obstetricians and midwives explain what moms-to-be need to know about prenatal care, labor and delivery, hospital safety, virtual appointments, and preparing for a healthy pregnancy during an unprecedented time.

Award-winning astrophotographer Chris Bakley has spent years capturing the breathtaking beauty of South Jersey’s night sky. In this inspiring Q&A, he shares how a childhood fascination with space grew into a passion for astronomy, community stargazing, and photographing celestial events that encourage others to look up in wonder.

Food and travel journalist Kae Lani Palmisano has turned her passion for storytelling into an Emmy-nominated career, exploring culture through cuisine. From South Jersey to destinations around the world, she shares the people, traditions, and histories behind every meal, proving food is about connection, identity, and community.

When life feels uncertain, comfort food brings people back to familiar flavors and cherished memories. South Jersey chefs share the dishes they turn to most—from homemade pasta and slow-cooked meals to decadent desserts—proving that cooking, family traditions, and simple recipes have the power to nourish both body and soul.

Body image challenges often begin long before adulthood, especially for young girls navigating social pressures and unrealistic expectations. Rutgers University–Camden psychology professor Charlotte Markey shares practical advice for building confidence, encouraging healthy self-esteem, and helping tweens and teens develop a positive relationship with their bodies and overall well-being.

From reality TV champion to rising Hollywood actress, South Jersey native Gigi Gustin has built her career through grit, determination, and unwavering passion. This inspiring profile explores her journey from overcoming setbacks to landing film and television roles, proving resilience, hard work, and perseverance can turn ambitious dreams into reality.