Deptford Sun

06/09/2026

A taskmaster with a heart, and a friend of Martin Luther King.

In the latest GOOD LIFE

A taskmaster with a heart, and a friend of Martin Luther King. In the latest GOOD LIFE

05/26/2026

A chorus line: Kids through the decades at Miss Ruth's dance studio and South Jerseyans who made life a banquet. In the latest Good Life.

05/11/2026

A beloved husband, a young high achiever and a love for the game

05/04/2026

Rowan College of South Jersey will add a women's flag football team at its Gloucester County campus that is expected to begin competition next spring.

The team's launch will be financed in part by a $10,000 grant from the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Foundation, Reigning Champs Experiences (RCX), a national youth sport program and NFL Flag Football.

"As we continue to grow our athletic offerings," said Rowan's executive director of athletics Brian Rowan, "adding women's flag football is both an exciting and intentional step forward for our program. This new sport represents opportunity - opportunity for female athletes to compete at a high level and opportunity for our college to lead in an emerging space."

The team will begin the search for a head coach immediately and recruit heavily this spring, according to Rowan.

Flag football is big.

Rowan College of South Jersey will add a women's flag football team at its Gloucester County campus that is expected to begin competition next spring.

04/28/2026

A man who really made music, a long-time math teacher and others who once graced area classrooms and made their mark on students.

“Sometimes you fall in love with an instrument as you’re building it,” Nevin Fahs wrote in a 2012 blog post. “In fact, I usually do, which can make it difficult to be objective when it’s all done. So I’ll leave others to judge it.”

04/15/2026

A "Jersey boy" who inspired others, a musical light in the world, and immigrant journeys. In the latest GOOD LIFE.

James O’Donnell didn’t just believe everyone has a purpose worth pursuing, he wanted others to believe it, too.

04/05/2026

Joseph Metz/The Sun
The protest in Gloucester County was sponsored by the United Progressive Democrats and was one of thousands that took place around the country on March 28.

More than 1,000 county residents from towns that included Mantua, Mullica Hill and Williamstown joined a No Kings protest on March 28 along Delsea and Dalton drives - on both sides of the streets - in Gloucester County.

The rally was sponsored by the United Progressive Democrats and was one of many that took place around the country at thousands of locations, drawing an estimated 8 million people to protest the administration of Donald Trump.

The county march in Glassboro was arranged by Rowan University professor Elizabeth Volz.

"Show them what democracy looks like!" Volz shouted into the megaphone she carried with her.

"This is what democracy looks like!" the crowd replied.

Joseph Metz/The Sun The protest in Gloucester County was sponsored by the United Progressive Democrats and was one of thousands that took place around the count

03/31/2026

Opportunities for seniors

Gloucester County seniors interested in returning to the workforce or discovering volunteer opportunities are invited to attend the Golden Opportunities Senior

03/29/2026

'What's happening is not OK'

Joseph Metz/The Sun United Progressive Democrats leader Elizabeth Volz addressed the crowd at the Mullica Hill library to prepare for the Glassboro No Kings pro

03/23/2026

She loved Lucy and the Phillies, last call for a Camden firefighter and how some South Jerseyans spent their spare time. In the latest GOOD LIFE

Linda LeBeau loved her TV reruns. Her daughter Lisa Knechtel is pretty sure her mother knew all the lines from her favorite “I Love Lucy” episodes: The Vitameatavegamin commercial. The grape stomping. The candy factory.