Assembly Speaker Coughlin Testifies on Rising Utility Costs
Testimony outlined Democratic efforts to combat price hikes and promote clean energy
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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.
Book Review: Oh, Your Money Will Grow
The author has created a fun, rhyming short story to fuel further learning on money management.
It's the 3rd Weekend of March, Have Some Fun
It's an Exciting Weekend. The MAAC Basketball Tournament is in AC. The A-10 Basketball Tournament is in DC. There are Day Parties, Comedy Shows, R&B Brunches, Poetry events, Jazz and more! Atlantic City Focus brings you the Best on the Boardwalk and Beyond Every Week!
All Black Big Fish Pisces Birthday Bash Comes to AC
When Cal O'Neal and his wife Ayana thought about where to have his 50th birthday party, they didn't have to think about it for a long time. They brought their upscale celebration to ACX1 Studios.
Atlantic City Public Schools Celebrate Dr. Seuss Through Read Across America
Read Across America is a nationwide initiative that promotes reading among children and young adults. It was launched in 1998 by the National Education Association (NEA) and is held annually on March 2, the birthday of Dr. Seuss, the beloved author of many children's books.
Lisa Asare, President of The Maternal and Infant Health Innovation Authority of NJ, Speaks at NAACP Meeting
Lisa Asare, President and CEO of The Maternal and Infant Health Innovation Authority of NJ, talked at length about factors that lead to Black women in New Jersey being seven times more likely to die in child birth.