Women's History Spotlight: Diane Saunders Celebrates 53 Years of Service to AC Schools
Currently, Saunders serves as the Director of Human Resources. Her career reflects unwavering dedication, resilience, and an enduring passion for education.
Mark Tyler
Mark Tyler graduated from Atlantic City High School and went on to Columbia Union College, in Takoma Park, MD, which is now Washington Adventist University. Mark earned a BA degree in Journalism. His
ACHS Counselor Chaia Jennings Named Counselor of the County
Jennings was selected for this distinguished honor based on glowing recommendations from her colleagues, who praised her exceptional dedication, leadership, and commitment to student success. Jennings said that the work, in part, is its own reward.
After 5 Years, Atlantic City Aquarium Reopens With New Exhibits and Renovations
With renovations and repair work to both the interior and exterior now complete, the aquarium showcases more than 100 species—highlighted by Groman, a 225-pound loggerhead sea turtle.
State Legislature to Hold Public Hearing on Rising Utility Costs
The Senate Select Committee and the Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee will hold a joint public hearing on Friday, March 28, at 10:00 a.m. in Committee Room 4 at the State House Annex to hear testimony on the issue of energy affordability.
New Jersey Joins 21-State Lawsuit to Halt Closure of U.S. Education Department
According to Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin and the coalition, the Trump administration’s actions have already had serious consequences for families and students across the country.
Combat Zone Wrestling Celebrates 26th Anniversary in Atlantic City
Founded in 1999 by John Zandig, CZW carved out a niche with its brand of "ultraviolence," thrilling fans with extreme matches featuring ladders, barbed wire, light tubes, and even weed whackers. In 2009, Zandig sold CZW to wrestler D.J. Hyde, ushering in a new era.
Assembly Speaker Coughlin Testifies on Rising Utility Costs
Testimony outlined Democratic efforts to combat price hikes and promote clean energy
Atlantic City St. Patrick's Day Parade Celebrates 37 Years
As one of Atlantic City's longest-running traditions, the parade drew participants and spectators from near and far, eager to partake in the festivities that honor Irish heritage and culture.
AC Native Proposes $500 Million Economic Initiative in Senegal
The discussions were well received, with Senegalese officials expressing a strong interest in structuring investments that align with the country's development goals.