Black Horse Pike

This isn't an officially recognized holiday but being that every other day seems to be National (whatever) Day, why not make 3/22 National Black Horse Pike Day!

You know the old saying about leaving well enough alone? Someone didn't get that memo.

Am I the only one that is bothered by something that should be so simple yet it is so complex?

It's where fast-moving traffic goes to die.

If you travel on the Black Horse Pike by Hamilton Mall in Mays Landing, it appears that the long-running road construction project there should be done soon.

Albert Einstein once said, "time is an illusion," but for many buildings in South Jersey that you drive past every day, the reality is that time has left them behind.

A piece of cardboard stuck under a shopping cart along the Black Horse Pike in Mays Landing caught my attention this morning.

When something stands the test of time, it often becomes a legend.

Cops in Egg Harbor Township say a man was killed when he attempted to cross the Black Horse Pike early Sunday morning.

Following a deadly accident on the Black Horse Pike in Egg Harbor Township Monday morning, it's time for some changes at English Creek Avenue.

Residents from Mays Landing were served some ice cream at Custard Castle by Hamilton Township police on Wednesday during their 'Custard With A Cop' event.

If you have been driving around Egg Harbor Township, perhaps you have noticed that giant poles have appeared along sections of the Black Horse Pike. What are they for?