Although most of Camden’s usual Independence Day activities were canceled last weekend due to COVID-19, private celebrations of the holiday kept local police, fire and EMS crews busy throughout the
A Florida man is facing a felony charge and several misdemeanors for a car accident in April that killed a Camden County 911 dispatcher on Interstate 95.
Camden hit an unwelcome milestone this week, recording its 200th coronavirus case on Monday. The total confirmed case count now stands at 233 as of 3 p.m. Wednesday.
A 2-year-old boy was hospitalized over the weekend with severe injuries that led to the arrest of his mother and her fiancé on allegations of child abuse.
Two positive cases involving people who work at the Woodbine courthouse complex without masks have set off concerns that other staff members were exposed.
The Camden County Joint Development Authority continues to work on a handful of industrial prospects, even as the pandemic has slowed commercial real estate activity in many areas.
With coronavirus still circulating, the St. Marys Senior Center has been closed for the rest of the year to help protect members from possible exposure. The closure is not permanent.
Coronavirus cases are up significantly in Camden County and across the eight-county Coastal Health District.
An agreement reached last week between a private developer and three local governments could mark the return of the former paper mill site in St. Marys as an economic driver.