As part of the ongoing 250th celebration of the Anniversary of America, the Lumberton Township Historical Society held a contest for students of Lumberton Schools.  The contest was entitled “250 Years: Past and Present”.  Children were invited to use their skills to create a picture, poster or essay with this topic in mind.  Winners’ submissions will be on display and awards will be presented to these individuals on August 18th at 4 PM. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In addition, beginning August 18th and through August 26th, the Burlington County traveling exhibit will be on display in the Community Room.  The display tells the story of the American Revolution in Burlington County. They include maps, images, and quotes from various events that took place locally. The themes for each are 1776, 1778, writing on the Revolution, Supplying the Revolution, and the NJ Line.  Visitors can view the exhibit during office hours:

Monday, 8 AM – 5:30 PM

Tuesday-Thursday, 7:45 AM – 4:15 PM

Community Room, Lumberton Township Building – 35 Municipal Drive, Lumberton

 

 

NOTICE TO RESIDENTS RE: D.R. HORTON – EAYRESTOWN ROAD REDEVELOPMENT APPLICATION

It has come to the Township’s attention that D.R. Horton, the proposed Redeveloper for the Eayrestown Road Redevelopment Area, WILL NOT proceed with its presentation at the special July 30^th Land Development Board Meeting.  It appears that their intention is to request an adjournment of the Application to the September 10, 2026 Land Development Board Meeting.   Therefore, residents should not expect for the Application to be presented to the Board or to the public at the July 30^th Land Development Board Meeting.   It is anticipated that the presentation of the Application will start at the September 10, 2026 Land Development Board meeting.

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Lumberton’s Department of Public Works took time to visit with kids and staff at Laurel Tree Academy.  A great time was had by all!