🌱 Patch AM: Can Ava Pinho power Randolph girls tennis to a conference title?

Spotted on the Randolph calendar: Hopatcong Celebrates America 250 with a Concert in the Park featuring Who's Johnny!

🌱 Patch AM: Dover Boys Freshman Soccer @ Randolph and 13 more events

Coming up on the Randolph Patch calendar: Hopatcong Celebrates America 250 with a Concert in the Park featuring Who's Johnny!

🌱 Patch AM: West Morris Central Boys Freshman Soccer @ Randolph and 14 more events

Happening soon: Dover Boys Freshman Soccer @ Randolph on the Randolph Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: Randolph community mourns longtime police sergeant Reggie Crowley

And check out Dover Boys Freshman Soccer @ Randolph on the Randolph Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: How CCM’s award-winning president is reshaping education opportunities from Randolph

Spotted on the Randolph calendar: Fire on the Dance Floor Line Dancing Night

🌱 Patch AM: See when West Morris’ football powerhouse comes to play at Randolph

Also, don’t miss Fire on the Dance Floor Line Dancing Night on the Randolph Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: Anything Goes and 13 more events

Happening soon: Fire on the Dance Floor Line Dancing Night on the Randolph Patch calendar

Jersey Ready for the world: How PSE&G helped power the FIFA World Cup

When the final whistle blew at MetLife Stadium, the world celebrated an unforgettable FIFA World Cup.

Randolph Library's Outdoor Concert Series Continues Next Month

The concert is open to the public, and all are welcome to attend.

The Missing Middle: Why Randolph Adults Often Need More Than Weekly Therapy But Less Than a Hospital

When weekly therapy isn't enough, structured outpatient programs can provide the additional support needed without inpatient hospitalization

Randolph Seeks Donations For Community Food Pantry

Residents who need to arrange an after-hours drop-off can contact Community Services.

Oxbow Farm at Fiddler's Elbow Selected to Host Mansion in May 2027

Renowned Designer Showhouse and Gardens to Benefit Atlantic Health Morristown Medical Center

Taste of Italy Festival Coming To Randolph In October

Attendees can also browse an Italian marketplace offering artisan cheeses, breads, olive oils, olives and specialty vendors.

What to Expect When Starting Addiction Treatment Near Randolph, NJ

Learn what to expect during the addiction treatment admissions process, from first confidential call through personalized treatment planning

Portions Of Park Ave, Pleasant Hill Road To Be Closed For Water Main Work

On Monday, July 13, a signed detour will be in place.

Randolph Township Will Conduct Special Post-Storm Branch Collection

The collection will help residents dispose of debris left behind by the July 3 storms.

Randolph Schedules Special Storm Debris, Branch Collection Next Week

The collection will be held on Thursday, July 16.

Randolph Will Host 'Stars & Stripes Summer Social' Next Month

The event will be held at Veterans Community Park.

Springfield Township To Celebrate July 4 With Fireworks Display, Concert

The event will begin at 5 p.m. at Meisel Avenue Park.

'Americana Bandstand' Show Comes To Veterans Community Park In July

The event is presented by Brundage Park Playhouse.

Morris Co. Pride Event Returns With Entertainment, Vendors And More

Guests can expect music, food, kids' activities, and more than 75 local vendors and crafters.

Randolph Invites Residents To Register Their E-Bikes Ahead Of New Rules

Residents can now make an appointment.

50th Annual Freedom Festival Returns To Randolph Next Month

Attendees can enjoy amusement rides, games, live music, local vendors, and a beer garden

Saint Elizabeth University Physician Assistant Students Place 5th Nationally at AAPA Challenge Bowl

SEU students earn national recognition after advancing through one of physician assistant education’s premier competitions

Portion Of Millbrook Avenue Now Closed For Water Main Work: What To Know

The township plans a five-week road closure near Freedom Park as crews replace a water main after four breaks.

Randolph Is A 'Bee City': What That Means & How Residents Can Help

More than 90 percent of New Jersey's native plants rely on pollinators, and the township is asking residents to pitch in.

Randolph Sets Stars & Stripes Summer Social With Live Music, Foam Party

Free family event at Veterans Community Park features two bands, a dunk tank, Touch-A-Truck and half a dozen food vendors.

Preparing for Hurricane Season: How PSE&G helps keep New Jersey ready

How does PSE&G prepare before a hurricane?

Randolph Student Earns Eagle Scout Honor After 140-Hour Community Service Project

The student partnered with EDGE New Jersey to overhaul a supply storage space, earning Scouting's highest rank.

Randolph Township Library Hosting E-Bike Safety Event Saturday

The free one-hour session covers NJ laws, safe riding practices and maintenance tips — no e-bike required to attend.

Saint Elizabeth University Expands Access to College Through Dual Enrollment and Pre-Collegiate Programs

SEU's growing partnerships with local schools help students earn college credits early and prepare for future success.

NJ Lead Safe Law: What Randolph Rental Property Owners Need To Do Before June 30

Certain rental properties in Randolph Township are required to have a visual lead hazard inspection scheduled by the end of the month.

2 Local Restaurants Joining Randolph's Taste Of Freedom Celebration

A&B Bagels and Rosie's Trattoria are offering patriotic dishes through June 15 as part of the EDC's townwide culinary initiative.

Randolph Uses AI To Scan All 419 Roads For Potholes, Cracks

ublic Works Director Tom Sweeny says the Vialytics system captured 90,000 road defect data points in just three days this past March.

Randolph Wins Safety Award From Morris Co. Fund, Doubles Last Year's Prize

The cash award recognizes the township's low lost-time accident rates and continued commitment to workplace safety training.

How nearly 500,000 New Jersey customers are upgrading the way they use energy

Customers are improving energy use at home and at work through smart upgrades, rebates, and efficiency programs from PSE&G

Randolph Paving Morris Turnpike. Here's What To Know

Milling begins May 15; paving follows May 18–19 in two segments, weather permitting, with traffic control measures in place throughout.

Construction Begins On Randolph Affordable Housing Community

LJS Development breaks ground on Sussex Woods at 1162 Sussex Turnpike; project funded through state, county and township partnerships.

Key Questions to Answer to Help Plan to Pay for Retirement

By James A. Hofmann, MBA, CRPC®, CFP®, Senior Financial Advisor, Wells Fargo Advisors

Snow, sleet and straight-line winds: Powering through a season of storms

From a Brand Partner: No matter the forecast. No matter the season.

Where To Find Military Discounts Near Randolph

From a brand partner: Restaurants, home improvement stores and other businesses in the area offer discounts for those who serve.

Saint Elizabeth University Named to Newsweek’s Inaugural “America’s Best Colleges for Women” List

The recognition reflects SEU’s more than 125-year commitment to preparing women to lead, innovate, and make a lasting impact.

Greater Middlesex & Morris Habitat’s Hearts & Hammers Gala a Rousing Success

Fundraiser Helps Build Homes and Hope for Families in Need

Ready to be there: Real stories of employees going beyond the call

From a Brand Partner: For over 120 years, PSE&G has proudly provided safe and reliable service to our customers.

The Pool Boss: Randolph, NJ's Go-To Custom Pool Builder

For New Jersey families, the backyard is everything. The pool builder they choose should be too.

Greater Middlesex & Morris Habitat for Humanity Leaders Champion Affordable Housing on Capitol Hill

Nearly 500 affordable housing advocates gathered to call on Congress to address the nation’s housing crisis.

Greater Middlesex & Morris Habitat for Humanity Announces 21st Annual Hearts & Hammers Gala

The 2026 gala is GMM Habitat’s largest fundraiser, and it will support the organization’s mission of building homes, communities and hope.

Morris County Boy Dies From Flu, Community Rallies To Support Family

The two-year-old boy's passing comes as the NJ Department of Health announced the state's first pediatric flu death.

Greater Middlesex & Morris Habitat for Humanity Expected to Receive $2,870,920 in State Funding for New Homes

Anyone interested in learning more about the projects is encouraged to complete a homeownership interest form on GMM Habitat’s website.

Randolph NJ Sees More Teen Absences

Are Mental Health Struggles Behind It?