The inaugural Food Truck night in August was an overwhelming success, and based on feedback we have added more Food Trucks, more seating, live music, and porta-potties. Plus the stores will be opened later, both breweries will be open, special events and activities will be offered, and sidewalk sales and special in-store promotions will be featured.
For up to date info and a map of food truck locations, visit our official Facebook page. (Township of Medford, NJ) or the new Destination Medford Facebook page.
Also remember that EVERY Thursday is "LOCAL LOVE" Thursday, with merchant specials!
We invite you to join our over 170 active members, all listed here on our website and in the Annual MBA Map/Directory Book which is distributed to every resident and business in Medford and Medford Lakes. Still the best bargain in town.
- ◆ Starting this year, Enhanced Membership is only $125 and includes your color logo next to your directory listing online, allowing your business to be immediately recognized.
On February 2, 2016, the Medford Township Council ratified Resolution 50-2016, authorizing the renaming of “Cranberry Park” to “Still Park” in honor of the accomplishments and historical legacy of Dr. James Still, the “Black Doctor of the Pines.” The idea to recognize the important historical impact of Dr. James Still’s contributions to the community of Medford was initially presented by Mike Panarella and members of the Oversight Committee of the Dr. James Still Historic Site and Education Center and the Medford Historical Society. The idea was initially presented to Medford Township Council in October of 2015. Medford Township Council followed through with the idea to rename Cranberry Park to Still Park and later ratified the official resolution.
The formal dedication of Still Park was delayed due to Township plans to undertake comprehensive park improvements utilizing federal Community Development Block Grant funds administered by Burlington County along with Township Capital funds.
Dr. James Still (1812-1882) was an African-American renowned herbalist healer who practiced at his office on Church Road in Medford Township, next to a home he had built but has since been demolished. Dr. Still was often referred to as the “Black Doctor of the Pines.” He was one of 18 children born into poverty to his former enslaved parents, Levin and Charity Still. One of his famous brothers included the Philadelphia abolitionist and Underground Railroad conductor, William Still. James Still was primarily self-educated but became one of the wealthiest men in Burlington County, NJ. James Still persevered through poverty, prejudice and prospered through faith, modesty and frugality.
Dr. James Still loved his community and was an important historical figure who helped people of all races and backgrounds regardless of their circumstances. His autobiography is a testament to his contributions and impact on local Medford families which he helped during his time period.
The State of New Jersey purchased the property where Dr. Still’s office was located, which was the first official African-American historical site in the State. The Dr. James Still Historic Office Site and Education Center operates as a holding of the Medford Historical Society; a 501(c) non-profit organization under an Agreement with the State of NJ. It is a grass roots community-based organization which actively engages with the community by providing information to promote historical knowledge, education, and community relations.
We look forward to seeing you at the dedication of Still Park on November 17, 2018 at 11:00 am at 44 Charles Street in Medford, NJ. The Dr. James Still Historic Office and Education Center will also host an open house after the ceremony from 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm The Dr. James Still Historic Office Site and Education Center is located at 211 Church Road in Medford.
For Information:
856-856-1704 or DrJamesStillCenter@gmail.com
or Mayor Charles “Chuck” Watson
cwatson@medfordtownship.com
Welcome to The Medford Business Association. The MBA is a not-for-profit organization that supports and promotes area businesses and our community, now for over 70 years. Much of who we are and what we do is reflected and featured on this website and on our Facebook page, so we invite you to take some time to look around, find out about our events and activities, visit our business directory, read about our town, and consider joining us! We invite you to also visit DestinationMedford for more on Medford NJ Happenings!
Why Buy Local?
in Burlington County…
If each household in Burlington County spent just $10 more each month at Burlco businesses, the resulting annual impact to the local economy would be about $19.9 MILLION DOLLARS!
For every $100 spent locally in independently owned stores, shops and restaurants, $44 to $83 is re-circulated in the local economy. When $100 is spent in national chains, only $14 to $43 stays in the local economy.
How we all benefit by shopping Burlington County:
◆ Keep Burlington County's economy strong and growing.
◆ Embrace local businesses, which create 80% of new jobs and often provide better wages and benefits
◆ Save time and money and protect the environment. Shopping locally saves travel time and gas money
◆ Get great products and services at competitive prices at any of Burlington County's 8,000 one-of-a-kind, independent businesses
◆ Create a sense of community. Community groups get 350% more support from local business owners than non-locally owned businesses.
Visit shopburlingtoncounty.com
Tacos el Tio, Medford, NJ
Village of Taunton Forge
About Us
Tacos el Tio is a restaurant like no other, from our inception our philosophy has been uncompromising, to provide our guests with a memorable dining experience. We source the best products available to prepare the food for our guests, from Angus Beef, all natural chicken,and fresh vegetables.We then have our kitchen prepare these ingredients in time honored, traditional ways, preparing fresh salsas, creative and flavorful entrees, decadent desserts, all for our guests to enjoy. This philosophy also extends to our bar, where you will not find any ‘well’ liquor, we want to give our mixologists the best products so they can craft some amazing drinks. At Tacos el Tio we promise you great food, great drinks, and great service.
"Delicious Mexican Fare at Tacos el Tio" -- ATLANTIC CITY PRESS
200 Tuckerton Rd, Medford, NJ 08055
The Medford Farmers Insurance office is an Official Donation Center for relief efforts for those that have been affected greatly by the Flooding caused by Hurricane Florence.
They are in need of the following supplies:
Cleaning Supplies: Bleach, Mops, Rubber Gloves, Anti Mold/Mildew Cleaner, Brooms, Sponges and Buckets
Baby Items: Diapers, Bottles, Formula, and Baby Food
Hygiene & Senior Items: Ensure, Depends, and any and all Hygiene items for both Male and Female
Please Help - Thank you!
For additional information, please contact Sharon Avila / Joyce McGinty / Thomas Wittman
609-451-5015
Farmers Insurance
128 Route 70 Medford, NJ 08055
