CIVIC ENGAGEMENT: Atlantic City Voter Registration Rally Set for Sept. 15
Bipartisan leaders will encourage Atlantic County residents to register before New Jersey’s Oct. 13 deadline for the 2026 general election.
Mayor Marty Small Donates $25,000 to Atlantic City 9/11 Memorial on 25th Anniversary
The contribution from Small’s inaugural gala was announced as Atlantic City marked the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks with a memorial ceremony and community tribute.
How the Divine Nine Helped Shape Black History and the Civil Rights Movement
Editor Norris O. Hite examines how historically Black fraternities and sororities helped advance civil rights, education, labor organizing and political leadership across America.
ART BEATS: Atlantic City Back-to-School Pop-Up Shop Showcases Young Fashion Designers
Former Atlantic City High School basketball player Frank Gilliam Jr. brought emerging designers from South Jersey, Philadelphia and Delaware to the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School Complex.
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Guard Up: Back-to-School Safety Tips Every K-12 Family Should Know
Grandmaster Evan R. Henry shares essential steps parents can take to prepare children for walking to school, riding the bus, handling emergencies and getting home safely when the plan goes wrong.
Back to the Basics: Simple Healthy Habits That Create Lasting Results
Angela C. Richardson explains how consistent movement, strength training, balanced nutrition and recovery can simplify your wellness journey and help you build results that last.
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT: Jeff Van Drew Demands Atlantic City Electric Refunds Following Federal Audit Findings
The South Jersey congressman says a federal review identified financial noncompliance at the utility and is calling for greater transparency, lower rates and refunds for affected customers.
Black Workers Helped Build the Labor Movement—Even as Unions Excluded Them
From Atlanta’s Black washerwomen to the Pullman porters and A. Philip Randolph, African Americans fought for workers’ rights despite being excluded from much of Labor Day’s official history.
ART BEATS: Millville Third Friday Celebrates Art and Live Music
Explore exhibitions, artist interviews and a photo gallery from the Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts during Third Friday in Millville’s Glasstown Arts District.