“American Idol” contestant Payton Taylor is set to perform in Mt. Laurel on May 19.
Catch up on the week that was with The Sun’s “Weekly Roundup” feature, which includes just some of The Sun’s stories from the past week.
Cinnaminson grad turned Mt. Laurel resident Matt Gono looks forward to future in the NFL
Cinnaminson grad and now Mt. Laurel resident Matt Gono looks forward to his future in the NFL. The 21-year-old offensive lineman signed a contract with the Atlanta Falcons. Gono said he decided to sign with the Falcons after meeting with the team’s coach, as he said the team’s offensive system required an athletic linemen.
Dog potentially scares away thief, heroin overdose reversal and more in Mount Laurel Police Report
Check here for the latest incidents reported by the Mt. Laurel Township Police Department in this week’s police blotter. Just some of the incidents include drug overdoses, shoplifting, disorderly customers assaulting store employees and a dog potentially scaring away a thief.
‘American Idol’ contestant Payton Taylor to perform in Mt. Laurel on May 19
Philadelphia-born and Turnersville-raised Payton Taylor, who was first featured on the March 19 episode of the newly revamped reality TV “American Idol” singing competition, will be opening up the show for country star William Michael Morgan on May 19 at Prospectors Steakhouse and Saloon in Mt. Laurel. Check here for more information.
Mt. Laurel Police Department to hold blood drive on May 16 during National Police Week
The Mt. Laurel Township Police Department is set to host a blood drive on May 16 during National Police Week. National Police Week pays recognition to those law enforcement officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty. The blood drive will take place at the Mt. Laurel Community Center, 100 Mt. Laurel Road, on May 16 from 2 to 7p.m
Lenape Regional High School District set to host series of musical performances this spring
The Lenape Regional High School District will once again hold instrumental music concerts this spring to showcase what district officials describe as the talented students in each school’s music program. Once again, all performances are open to the public free of charge. Check here for a list of shows.
