Townsquare Tonight

Karen Victoria Smith of Freehold and Scott Wieczorek of Toms River are authors who live and work right here at the shore.

The economic outlook for the shore area appears to be very positive. That's the word from the head of business advocacy and networking group, Monmouth Ocean Development Council (MODC) during WOBM A-M's Townsquare tonight. Listen to the Full Interview: MODC Executive Director Ben Waldron said that even though there's a lot of uncertainty out there, the business outlook is positive...

The Toms River Business Improvement District, known as Downtown Toms River, moves forward with plans to help revitalize the district with the help of new leadership.

On WOBM-AM's Townsquare Tonight, South Jersey Congressman Frank Lobiondo (R-NJ2), returned from a recent fact-finding trip to Africa do determine the threat of terrorism to the U.S.

There are Lots of challenges but even greater potential ahead in creating an economic corridor along Route 37 through Toms River, Berkeley Township, Manchester and Lakehurst.

Ocean County Freeholder Director Joe Vicari reminisces about his children and grandchild as he pursues another term in office after serving for over three decades.

An Ocean County businessman continues to challenge one of the county's long serving freeholders.

Pieces of a massive sculpture are being put in place at the entrance way of the Downtown Toms River business district but we're learning that it's more than just a nice piece of art work.

The similarities and differences of the Sandy recovery experience, and the volunteers taking survivors beyond rebuild to resumption of normal lives are discussed on Townsquare Tonight.

Parents and guardians get sound advice to help the children in their households makemajor transitions as they enter new schools this fall.

We've heard for decades about the deterioration of the Barnegat Bay. Now, one environmental group is looking to get a formal declaration of that.

The Garden State Parkway shoulder widening project through Ocean and Monmouth Counties received a lot of blow back from residents living near the highway, however with the construction in full gear the problem hasn’t quieted down.