Legendary Bakery Coming Back; Pickleball Club Coming Soon: 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.

Legendary Bakery To Return

McMillan's Bakery, which closed earlier this year after an 86-year run, is coming back. New ownership plans to reopen the Haddon Township store with the founder's grandson returning as head baker. Here's more.

Indoor Pickleball Club Coming Soon

ACE Pickleball Club, a chain of franchised indoor pickleball facilities, says a new location planned for Moorestown is opening soon. The 32,950-square-foot space will have 11 courts. Here's more.

Wonder Opens A New Kitchen

Wonder has expanded its footprint in South Jersey, opening a new location earlier this week in Mount Laurel. Wonder puts dozens of menus under one roof, allowing customers to order from more than 20 eateries at once in each takeout- and delivery-focused store. Patch looks at the rapidly expanding company with ambitious plans. Here's more.

7 Restaurants Earn Regional Honors

Seven South Jersey restaurants were named to The 76 — The Philadelphia Inquirer's annual list showcasing Greater Philly's 76 "most vital" restaurants. Here's more.

Jefferson Health Cuts Jobs

Jefferson Health, one of South Jersey's largest health care providers is laying off more than 100 Cherry Hill employees, according to state records. Between 600 and 700 Jefferson Health workers are expected to lose their jobs throughout Greater Philadelphia. Here's more.

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