Whether in-person versus on-line – Take your boat safety course and be ready for boating season!
May's "Coffee & Conversation" program at the Elks Lodge will feature Police Chief Christopher Kenny and Capt. Paul Sullivan.
The community is rallying around Reese Osmond, 11, as she faces her fourth cancer relapse. Here's how you can support her and her family:
Niche rankings say that Lacey is one of the best places for outdoor activities. Where's the best place in town to get outside?
Curious about the Living Shoreline Project? The American Littoral Society has a meeting this week to share updates.
This new, free program allows boaters to dispose of their used boat flares in a safe and easy way. It will be held in Waretown on May 6.
Lily James, 3, died in a tragic car crash in 2022, but her organs gave life to others. She's being honored in National Donate Life Month.
Lacey Recreation is hiring Beach Patrol members for the summer. Interested applicants must be 16- to 22-years-old.
Artemis is a hybrid falcon who comes to Popcorn Park after retiring from her aerial shows at Medieval Times.
Where are Irish eyes smiling in Lacey Township? Here's what the data says.
Throughout its history, a number of wonderful, wacky and sometimes downright crazy folks have lived in Lacey. Here's a few of them.
You can find plenty of Girl Scout Cookie booths around Lacey this weekend. Here's where.
Before Tom DeBlass was a champion MMA fighter and local gym owner, he was a bullied Central Regional student. Now, he's fighting back.
Jaxon's genetic disorder gives him tumors, Chiari malformation and more. But a thousand police patches keep him strong through treatment.
An abundance of sediment is causing problems for Lacey residents who live near Stouts Creek.
Lt. Robert Flynn and Sgt. Samuel Della Sala have graduated from the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police Command and Leadership.
Andrew runs track, plays drums, does great in school and works, too. Here's why he was shouted out as a Star Student.
The county is seeking funding through the Green Acres program to replace the playground at Eno's Pond County Park with an inclusive one.
When a first responder dies in the line of duty, their families are in need of comfort. That's where Project Lakeview steps in.
Mount Zion, a collaboration between Lacey United Methodist Church and Vetwork, offers Ocean County's only transitional housing for vets.
We all know students who excel in academic, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local resident who is having an impact in Lacey.
Today, Lacey is a continually growing town. But it was much different in the 19th century. Here's what life was like then:
Havana excels in the classroom, on the stage and in her writing. Here's why she was shouted out as a star student.
Officer Scott Keefe, on the patrol division, is an agency leader in DWI arrests, helping keep Lacey's roadways safe, the department said.
Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to celebrate Star Students who make life better in Lacey with contributions big and small.
Joanne Kurtz, director of the Lacey Food Bank, helps out anyone in the community in need and received the "Make a Difference" award.
Vassi and Katrina earned the highest award a Girl Scout can get for their work helping to care for foster puppies and get them adopted.
Travel site Only In Your State named Popcorn Park Animal Refuge as a hidden gem New Jersey residents should discover in 2023.
The program is designed for 14- and 15-year-olds to help at Lacey's Summer in the Parks program.
Opportunities are available for people aged 16- to 22-years-old.
EMT students, new EMTs and experienced EMTs are all invited to apply.
From sex education to proposed chicken laws, here are some of Lacey's top stories of 2022.
The world is filled with good news. Here's a sampling of some of the best stories that came out of Lacey this year.
Attendees were treated to a performance by The Calendar Girls, a comedian, homemade desserts and more.
This was the first year the ceremony was held at Good Luck Cemetery and it was a major success, according to township officials.
Wreaths will be laid Saturday at Good Luck Cemetery to remember and honor Lacey's veterans.
As of 2 p.m. Wednesday, $3,076 was raised by Lacey police through their 2022 "No Shave November" campaign.
Lifelong Lacey residents Chief Christopher Kenny and Captain Paul Sullivan were sworn in Tuesday night, promising to move Lacey forward.