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For more than 35-years, Ocean's Harbor House has been doing some exceptional work for so many youth in our local community in Ocean County and beyond, but, there is a great call to action now to help them help others.

There have been some stellar wrestling matches over the last few weeks along those lines across the Shore Conference and student-athletes are shining real bright right now.

The history of Monmouth County can be told to tell and show what happened during the Revolutionary War to modern history to today's events thanks to the Archives division at the Monmouth County Clerk's Office.

The tripledemic has impacted many individuals, families and others across Monmouth County and Ocean County and certainly beyond as it has sent a growing number of people to hospitals across the Jersey Shore.

There is power in radio and power in community and because of both, an Ocean County mother and her three children on the precipice of being evicted from their home, now find themselves in a much healthier living situation.

On any given day, there could be a great number of challenges facing today's high school and college athletes and it may lead to stress in certain cases as they try and also prepare for their upcoming game or performance.

It's important to do everything that you can to take care of your heart, whatever's happened, whatever shape you're in, taking care of the ticker is literally life changing.

It's time to do your pre-game warmup so you'll be all set for interviews as the annual Jersey Shore BlueClaws virtual job fair is underway.

The WOBM Christmas Classic provided an exciting tournament in the beginning of the Shore Conference high school basketball season and as games continue rolling along in January, many teams making big statements.

There is a lot of local, county, and state road across the 45 square acres of Manchester Township and along it there has been a rise in the amount of car crashes.

It's truly heartbreaking to see and hear about how so many of our brothers and sisters in the community have fallen on hard times and in some cases, have nowhere to live, nowhere to sleep, nothing to eat, nothing to use to keep warm.

Tune in on Sunday 1/1 from 6-8 am to listen to great conversation plus our guests, Manchester Police Chief Robert Dolan and Paul Hulse of Just Believe Inc., on 'Shore Time with Vin and Dave' on 94.3 The Point.