Tag: Red Bank

RED BANK – Developer Roger Mumford is under contract to purchase the Atlantic Club site on Maple Avenue; the club is relocating into Super Foodtown’s building following the store’s recent closure.

FREEHOLD – As the Count Basie Center for the Arts marks a century of cultural influence, the storied organization is stepping outside its historic Red Bank walls to launch a massive new chapter in Monmouth County’s entertainment history.

RED BANK – Two River area soccer fans won’t have to travel too far this summer to watch World Cup matches as Red Bank is preparing to host live watch parties June 11, 18 and 19, with related community events.

RED BANK – More than 200 students, teachers, relatives and neighbors gathered at Count Basie Park last Saturday afternoon to remember 16-year-old Terry Nathaniel Haupt Jr., a Red Bank Regional High School student who was fatally struck by a New Jersey Transit train near Red Bank station May 13.

RED BANK – When Italian immigrants brought pizza to the United States in the early part of the 20th century, they never could have imagined how it would evolve into so many different styles. Come sample all the different types of pizza the city has to offer at the Second Annual Red Bank Pizza Fest Saturday, April 25.

RED BANK – For more than 25 years, Pat Guadagno has hosted BobFest, a show paying tribute to his songwriting hero, Bob Dylan.

RED BANK – Broadwalk, the seasonal pedestrian plaza in downtown Red Bank, returns this week for its seventh year.

Tony Award winner and four-time Grammy nominee Melba Moore is coming to the T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center in Red Bank for a meet-and-greet fundraiser. Attendees will receive a copy of Moore’s newly released memoir, “This Is It: Marvelous and Getting Better,” written by Moore and Kevin E. Taylor.

RED BANK – The long-vacant former Bridge Avenue gas station will soon be converted into a pizzeria under a plan approved by the planning board last week.

RED BANK – While Red Bank’s proposed 2026 budget will keep the municipal tax rate flat, the municipal purposes budget has grown by 7.74%, increasing taxes for the average home by about $231.75 for the year.