Long Live the Spirit of the Million Man March! Remembering 31 Years of Unity and Purpose
On Oct. 16, 1995, Black men gathered for unity, family and community empowerment—a message remembered 31 years later.
WEEKEND GUIDE: Things to Do October 15–18, 2026
A Men's Mental Health Rap Session happens in Pleasantville on Thursday. On Friday, the Black History Session Built on Black Backs comes to AC and it's time for the Black Health Mixer in Philadelphia. The 4th Annual Hip Hop Summit is happening in Delaware. And it's Howard University Homecoming in DC.
Atlantic City Launches $2.3 Million Gardner’s Basin Improvement Project
New public restrooms, a boaters’ shower room and parking upgrades are planned for the waterfront destination ahead of summer 2027.
Train With Purpose: How to Make Every Workout Count Toward Your Fitness Goals
Angela C. Richardson explains how intentional workouts, proper form and goal-focused training can help you build strength, improve endurance and achieve meaningful fitness progress without simply going through the motions.
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT: No Kings Atlantic City March to Unite South Jersey Communities, Encourage Early Voting
The Oct. 17 march and gathering at O’Donnell Park will bring together community organizations, labor advocates and local leaders for an afternoon of solidarity and civic participation.
ART BEATS: Stockton Honors Dr. Beverly Vaughn’s Musical Legacy
“Seasons in Song” celebrated Dr. Beverly Vaughn’s contributions to music, education and community, honoring the lives she has touched across South Jersey.
Pennsylvania Avenue School Open House Strengthens Family-School Partnership in Atlantic City
Families joined school leaders on September 23 to embrace “Win the Day, Win the Week, Win the Year,” emphasizing attendance, daily habits and student success.
AfaAI Restarts Community Effort to Bring African Languages Into AI
When artificial intelligence responds in your language, does it understand the way your community speaks, or does something get lost along the way? Native speakers, linguists and volunteers are invited to help build tools that reflect Igbo, Yoruba and Hausa languages.
Guard Up! Let Someone Know Where You Are: A Simple Self-Defense Strategy
Grand Master Evan R. Henry explains how sharing your location, checking in with loved ones and using smartphone safety tools can help protect you when the unexpected happens.