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A Legacy That Defined Four Decades of American House Culture. The electronic music community is mourning the loss of Cevin Fisher, one of the most influential figures in American house music history. The legendary New Jersey-based producer and DJ, who spent over 40 years shaping the sound of house music across multiple generations, has passed away at the age of 63.

Good Sunday and welcome to November! After a very warm and very dry first two months of fall, November looks to shake things up a bit. While temps should still be above normal throughout the much of the month, it’s a pattern that’s turning very active. The active...

A New Jersey drywall contractor owes $725,000 in back wages, damages and civil money penalties under a federal court order, after the U.S. Department of Labor found 48 workers were denied overtime pay. The company is P & B Partitions Inc. of Voorhees. The order was reported on Oct. 22. What the court order requires […]

State officials said they have arrested a man who operated as an insurance agent without a license, as well as the man who allowed him to provide fraudulent coverage.

GRAVES COUNTY, Ky. — The Mayfield-Graves County Animal Shelter is calling for transparency and accountability from an unknown individual who left four adult cats and a litter of kittens in a cardboard box near the shelter. The shelter said in a post on Facebook that two of the cats...

On a side road in Voorhees Township, a small church raised in 1855 still holds the shape of a meeting house, even as a real estate sign asks a question the original builders never imagined. Historic church for sale is the plain phrase attached to a building that local history ties to abolitionist gatherings and […] The post A historic church in Camden County once housed abolitionists and Walt Whitman. You can buy it for $455,000 appeared first on EgoEase .

Winter shutoff protections start on three different dates, and who is covered depends on the state and the utility. Montana’s moratorium begins Nov. 1. New Jersey’s Winter Termination Program starts Nov. 15, and Illinois and Memphis follow on Dec. 1. Montana and Memphis single out older and disabled customers. Illinois protects heating customers more broadly, […]

Do you remember when a family dinner out meant piling into the car and begging for a burger? Some of those childhood favorites have faded away. One beloved Kentucky chain once had well over a hundred locations, and now only one remains. That lone survivor is not just hanging on for nostalgia’s sake.

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — The Johnson City Public Library (JCPL) and Second Harvest Food Bank’s “Food for Fines” partnership begins Monday. “Food for Fines” is a fine-forgiveness and food drive benefiting Second Harvest of Northeast Tennessee. Those with library fines can bring in unexpired canned and other nonperishable foods, drop them off at the […]

Nashville Yards is bringing back its 2026 holiday celebration with a real ice-skating rink, a 40-foot Christmas tree, a holiday market and more family-friendly activities. The 19-acre mixed-use development in downtown Nashville announced plans for its second annual “Holiday Central” celebration, taking place November 21 through January 3. The expanded festivities follow last year’s inaugural event, which attracted thousands of visitors.