Dave’s Hot Chicken– named the fastest growing restaurant chain in the U.S. in 2022– has recently opened in Cherry Hill, in the Ellisburg Circle Shopping Center. Dave’s features Nashville-style...
The “Strike It Strong” charity event on January 21 was a big hit with 45 women raising money for a women’s shelter, while at the same time learning self-defense.
The idea of the “Strike it Strong”...
While Chick-fil-A has seemed to be the biggest contender for fried chicken in the past, Cherry Hill brings a new contestant to the table. Raising Cane’s has made a name for itself locally since it opened...
In this podcast episode, Ava Crawley ('25), Taylor Goodman ('25), Michelle Bookbinder ('25), and Matt Berkery ('25) try Crumbl cookies for the week of 3/11/24-3/17/24. The six festive St. Paddy's themed...
Radin’s Delicatessen, owned by Russ Cowan, has finally opened in Short Hills, replacing the old Short Hills Deli in the area. The deli is named after the Radin siblings, a commemoration of their popular...
On February 13th, 15th, 20th, and 22nd, Croft Farms held their annual “I Heart Art” youth art show. Cherry Hill students, grades K-8, entered an art piece of their choice to display their talent. The...
On August 28, 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. voiced his dream for equality, calling for universal acceptance of all races and creeds. Now, over 60 years later, his dream is still celebrated as individuals...
As children, Disney told listeners that, “If you keep on believing, the dreams that you wish for will come true.”
But sometimes, life isn’t a fairytale.
In August 2010, Bianca Yodice, a woman...
The Indian diaspora is one of the largest in the world, leaving traces of India in all parts of the world from London to New York City. These mass populations integrate influences from the Indian subcontinent...
At the world’s largest display of LEGO art at The Franklin Institute, a new dimension—merging Pop Art and Surrealism— takes form, brick by brick. Created by renowned contemporary artist Nathan Sawaya,...
For many high school students, as college and other opportunities become increasingly competitive, many find themselves trying to delve deeper into activities that will “boost” their resume. One of...
Manar Hadi, Eastside Opinions Editor
• February 18, 2024
A 7-year-old me stumbled up to the librarian’s desk with a stack of thick books higher than my head. The librarian giggles at me and my mother rushes towards me, lecturing that I wouldn’t be able to...
Throughout Cherry Hill, there’s no shortage of pizza places to get your fix of classic, cheesy goodness. However, among this plethora of pizza locations, Pizza Twist sets itself apart. Located on Evesham...
Isabelle Berger, Eastside Global Commentary Editor
• January 31, 2024
Grounds For Sculpture is a unique 42-acre garden that blends art and nature seamlessly. It has had various exhibits in the past, but its 2021 Night Forms exhibit was perhaps its most popular.
It was...
Sophia Liu, Eastside Editor-in-Chief
• January 31, 2024
Lights up on sparkling snowflakes, dancing flowers and the unforgettable story of a young girl and her Christmas gift brought to life. For the 35th year, the Voorhees Ballet Theatre, a South Jersey student...
