Second Week Of June
It's the second week of June with two of the 90's Hottest R&B Acts on the stage. Christopher Williams at Wilson's and BBD at the Odunde Festival. Atlantic City Focus brings you the best on the Boardwalk and beyond.
Keep Going Anyway: Why Resilience Matters More Than the Number on the Scale
Angela C. Richardson shares how resilience, consistency, and focusing on what you can control can help you push through setbacks and recognize progress beyond the scale.
Signs of depression in men: Why it often goes unrecognized
Lauren Okafor for Doctronic Depression does not look the same for everyone. For millions of men, the signs go unrecognized because they show up in unexpected ways. Instead of crying or expressing sadness, men might become angry, withdrawn, or reckless. These behaviors get labeled as personality flaws or stress reactions
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT-Atlantic City Public Safety Director Sean Riggin Discusses, Youth Disturbances and Recent Shooting at NAACP Meeting
Atlantic City Public Safety Director Sean Riggin addressed concerns about a recent shooting, noise complaints and police responses to disruptive youth during the June NAACP meeting.
Harlem Voter Education Workshop Aims to Prepare New Yorkers for June 23 Primary Election
NAACP, NAN Youth Huddle, NCNW and community partners will host a June 9 voter education workshop at Mother Zion AME Church to help residents make informed decisions before New York's June 23 primary election. Alternate Headline
Finals Fret: Canvas Shut Down During College Students’ Most Stressful Week
During the mid afternoon on an average Thursday, Canvas shut down for millions of students across the nation.
The World Cup is coming to the United States. What happens when 6 billion fans go online?
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup prepares to attract a global audience, experts say digital accessibility will be critical to ensuring fans of all abilities can access tickets, streaming services, scores, and online experiences without barriers.
Atlantic City Public Schools Hosts Preschool Rodeo for Families and Young Learners
Hundreds of Atlantic City preschool students and their families enjoyed a day of educational fun, petting zoo animals, inflatables and community resources during the Preschool Rodeo at Pennsylvania Avenue School.
Youth Drug Use is Down, but Overdoses Have Risen. One Town’s Schools Have a Possible Solution
Lana Cohen for The Hechinger Report Michael Robertson struggled in school almost from the very beginning. But it was in seventh grade, when he started smoking cigarettes and drinking, that school seemed to become nearly unbearable to him. “There was always an excuse for why he couldn’t go to