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- 1Major coastal storm wipes out New Jersey beaches●‘The beaches are gone’ after major coastal storm—NJ Top News
A major coastal storm has battered the New Jersey shoreline, with officials and residents reporting severe beach erosion. Local coverage quotes the stark assessment that 'the beaches are gone' in hard-hit areas, raising concerns about the pace of recovery, sand replenishment efforts, and damage to boardwalks and shore communities as cleanup begins.
- 2Nor'easter batters the Jersey Shore, damage assessed▼How badly did the nor’easter storm damage the Jersey Shore?
A nor'easter storm has struck the New Jersey coastline, and residents and officials are now assessing how badly the Jersey Shore was damaged. Local coverage is focused on beach erosion, flooding and harm to boardwalks and seaside communities, with question marks remaining over the full scale of the destruction along the coast.
- 3Ocean City assesses storm damage after nor'easter cancels music festival▼Ocean City assesses storm damage after nor’easter cancels music festival
The Maryland resort town of Ocean City is assessing coastal storm damage after a powerful nor'easter hit the area, forcing organizers to cancel a scheduled music festival. Officials are checking beaches, boardwalk and public infrastructure for damage. The cancellation has disappointed visitors and local businesses that had expected festival crowds during the storm-hit weekend.
- 4Ocean City assesses storm damage after nor'easter cancels music festival▼‘They made the right call on this one’: Ocean City assesses storm damage after nor’easter cancels music festival
A nor'easter forced officials in Ocean City, Maryland, to cancel a music festival as the storm battered the coast. Officials are now assessing damage to the beach and boardwalk, and many in the area say organizers made the right call calling off the event ahead of dangerous conditions. Cleanup and repairs are underway as the community gauges the storm's impact.
- 5Blatstein plans temporary event center at Atlantic City's Showboat●Bart Blatstein eyes temporary event center at Atlantic City’s Showboat
Philadelphia developer Bart Blatstein is considering opening a temporary event center at the Showboat property in Atlantic City as he looks for new ways to use the former casino complex. The proposal would bring concerts or large-scale events to the Boardwalk site while longer-term plans for the property are developed. The move fits Blatstein's broader push to redevelop the Showboat into a non-gaming attraction.
- 6Disney's BoardWalk opens new live entertainment venue▼Disney's BoardWalk welcomes new live entertainment venue
Disney has added a new live entertainment venue at its BoardWalk area at Walt Disney World in Florida. The opening gives guests another spot for nightly performances along the boardwalk's promenade of shops, dining and nightlife. It is the latest refresh to the resort area as Disney continues updating its entertainment offerings for visitors.
- 7Disney unveils Hurly-Burly entertainment venue at Boardwalk▼First look at Hurly-Burly, Disney's new entertainment venue at the Boardwalk
Disney has given a first look at Hurly-Burly, a new entertainment venue opening at the Boardwalk at Walt Disney World in Orlando. The reveal offers an early glimpse of the venue's design and offerings as the resort continues expanding its dining and nightlife options. Details on the opening date and lineup have yet to be fully announced.
- 8Myrtle Beach, Pigeon Forge and Branson compared as three flavors of Americana▼Travel: Myrtle Beach, Pigeon Forge and Branson offer 3 distinct flavors of Americana
A travel feature compares three popular American vacation towns, arguing that Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, and Branson, Missouri each offer a distinct take on classic Americana, from beach boardwalks to mountain entertainment. The piece highlights how these family-oriented destinations have built loyal followings with affordable getaways, live shows and roadside attractions that define traditional American leisure travel.
- 9Hurly-Burly entertainment at Disney's BoardWalk: what to know▼Hurly-Burly entertainment: What to know before you go to Disney’s BoardWalk
Attractions Magazine published a guide to the hurly-burly entertainment at Walt Disney World's BoardWalk, outlining what visitors should know before they go. The area's street performers and carnival-style atmosphere are the focus, with tips for guests planning a visit to the boardwalk district near Epcot.
- 10A riverside stroll along Wilmington's Cape Fear Riverwalk●After dinner, it was time for a stroll on the extensive Riverwalk along the Cape Fear River. There is a long segment of
A traveler describes an after-dinner walk along the Riverwalk stretching along the Cape Fear River in Wilmington, North Carolina. The waterfront path includes a long boardwalk segment that connects to Water Street, lined with restaurants, bars and shops along its length.
- 11Ocean Casino Resort to spend $14M expanding high-limit slots area▼Atlantic City: Ocean Casino Resort plans $14M expansion of The Cove for high-limit slots
Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City has announced a $14 million expansion of The Cove, its high-limit slots area. The project would add space and gaming capacity aimed at premium players, continuing a wave of investment in the boardwalk casino as it competes for higher-spending customers.
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The 70th annual Boardwalk Art Show presented by the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art is taking place on the Virginia Beach boardwalk. The milestone edition of the long-running outdoor exhibition draws artists and visitors to the oceanfront, continuing a tradition that has been a fixture of the region's cultural calendar for seven decades.