As the St. Patrick's Day holiday approaches, many find themselves searching for the perfect gifts to share with friends, family, and loved ones. Whether it's green beer or special events at our local watering holes, Eclipse Brewing and The Blue Monkey Tavern, or countless other Irish themed one-of-a-kind products - you can "KEEP the GREEN" in Merchantville by supporting our businesses! St. Patrick’s Day is a joyful celebration of Irish culture, heritage, and camaraderie.

Yesterday, NJ Realtor Tony Boyce shared a FaceBook post about Thyme and Hallowed Grounds Coffee Co., two businesses that began their friendship on Saturday mornings at Laurel Market in Pitman, who are now embarking on a super exciting collaboration in their new location at the 177 South Centre circle in Merchantville! They can't wait to share the details with you all in the coming week and thank their customers and fans for all their unending support.

Our SMALL shops have BIG hearts! Celebrate Valentine's Day this year by shopping local. Imagine our town without any of its small, local businesses. Local shops have always had a special place in the heart of our community and they also have special challenges. Supporting Merchantville's small shops which offer a variety of retail options like antiques, candy, clothing, consignment items, candles, crafts, liquor and pet supplies; restaurants and

Join Carleen Roberts as My Wife Can't Cook was live on FaceBook, Saturday, February 10th.and get to know the chef and owner, Omega Ellis, of Omega's Restaurant in Merchantville. Watch behind the scenes as she creates one of her amazing and delicious Southern American dishes. My Wife Can’t Cook is not just a show - it's an enriching experience. It goes beyond showcasing abilities and unlocking boundless opportunities. Join Carleen on her video journeys

A Milli Little Things and Nicole Nurthen Photography are collaborating on back-to-back weekends in February to bring you a fun-filled Valentine's Date Night! Join us for an unforgettable evening on Saturday, February 10th or 17th when you can craft a candle of your choice and scent in a decorative container then just stroll a block away to enjoy a mini-photo shoot that captures this memorable night. Light refreshments will be served. To book and secure your spot

Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation (S-4265/A-5912) into law on. January 16th that will substantially boost the number of available liquor licenses statewide and ease a wide range of restrictions that have stifled breweries and distilleries, marking the first substantive overhaul of New Jersey’s antiquated liquor license laws since the aftermath of Prohibition. For breweries like, Eclipse Brewing, the new law also permanently eases the existing restrictions that have hampered