New Liquor Licenses; Golf Course Reopening; Spirit Halloween: South Jersey Business News

SOUTH JERSEY — What's opening, what's closing and what's changing in South Jersey? Here are some of the business stories making recent news across the region.

Shuttered Mini Golf Course To Reopen

A longtime golf course in Voorhees which had been slated to permanently close will reopen under new management. Golf Land, which offered mini golf and a pitch-and-putt course, shut down in March after 30 years of business. However, the business announced it will reopen soon under new ownership. Here's more.

Spirit Halloween Returns

The one-stop pop-up shop for the scary season is back with several stores throughout South Jersey. Here's where you can find Spirit Halloween around Camden County and Burlington County.

More Liquor Licenses At Shopping Malls

A recent state law allowing additional liquor licenses for businesses at shopping malls is fueling a regional trend. The measure, part of the New Jersey's recent overhaul of its liquor laws, is designed to help revitalize malls. Cherry Hill's Township Council recently introduced an ordinance to add two new mall licenses, while Moorestown did the same in the spring.

Eagles Athletes To Visit Mall

Philadelphia Eagles tight end Grant Calcaterra and punter Braden Mann will meet with fans this week during the grand opening of Bill's Sports Cards & Memorabilia at Deptford Mall. Here's more.

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