The team of Express Employment Professionals of Howell, NJ is celebrating putting 1,000 people to work since opening our doors in November 2015. We want to say “thank you” to our outstanding neighbors and business community for helping drive the success that got all of us here!

Having an accountant navigating the ins and outs of tax returns on your behalf can relieve stress and may result in a larger refund – but many folks cannot afford professional help.

Save big with Black Friday sales; save bigger when you donate blood. Nonno’s Pizza, CPR Cell Phone Repair, Express Employment Professionals, Sweet Music Academy and Sears are all ready to do something special for blood donors.

94.3 The Point September 2017 – VR or virtual reality is gaining popularity quickly in the U.S. And now, New Jersey’s first virtual reality arcade is ready to launch in Howell.

Emerging musicians can now rock out at the brand new state-of-the art Sweet Performing Arts Center, a 1,600-square foot facility adjacent to Sweet Music Academy. In addition to private lessons, new and existing Academy students can participate in workshops, perform on stage and live their dream in front of an enthusiastic live audience.

Asbury Park Press December 2015 — The holiday season is a busy time for everyone, and many businesses have hired additional employees to help with the extra workload. For those who want their jobs to last past January 1st, there are some strategies to make that happen.

Asbury Park Press October 2014 — Solondz, the manager of Howell Plaza shopping center on Route 9 South near Aldrich Road in the township, will offer a free storefront to a local nonprofit from the second week of November through Jan. 15.

This year’s Polar Vortex has brought bone-chilling temperatures across the country — compromising people’s health by putting them at-risk for fall injuries, hypothermia, frost-bite, bronchial issues and stiff joints. A common winter hazard is low back injury from shoveling snow.

Asbury Park Press October 2013 — One day, Mike and Dave Manzo, Wall residents who own the Atlantic Physical Therapy Center, met a 16-year-old boy who fractured a couple of vertebrae after diving into the ocean and had to be put into a halo brace, which covers the skull down to the pelvis. He was stuck in a wheelchair and not active, and after experiencing a major growth spurt, his entire body became tight and he could not stand up or walk.