NAACP Hosts Candidates Night
Candidates running for election to City Council from each of the six wards were invited to attend the event on Tuesday Oct. 17.
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Million Man March Panel Says Social Issues Still Plague Community 28 Years Later
(Watch the panel discussion in its entirety in the link above.) The free event was held on Oct. 16, from 4-6 p.m. at the Atlantic City Campus of Stockton University in the Fannie Lou Hamer Room. Elder Gregory Nelson, presiding elder of the Historic Atlantic County District, New Jersey
A History Maker Heads to the AC Boxing Hall of Fame
Jamillia Lawrence started boxing at a time when women rarely got involved with the sport. The Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame's Seventh Annual Awards & Induction weekend will be held Friday Sept. 29-Sunday Oct. 1 at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City.
NAACP Branches Collaborate for Voter Registration Drive
National Voter Registration Day for 2023 was held on Sept. 19. But there is still time to register to vote.
Atlantic City High School Multi-Year Reunion Celebrates 70s, 80s and 90s
The reunion isn’t limited to Vikings alumni and even welcomes graduates from the 1960s
ACX1 Studios Photos: Welcome Movie, Music Industries to Former Boardwalk Mall
ACX1 Studios Chief Operating Officer Dom Franklin said the unique concept includes a mix of retail, restaurants, entertainment, and educational space and welcomes the music and film industries to the resort.
AC Remembers 9/11 on Anniversary
Military and first responder units filled the area near the Saracini-O’neil 9/11 Memorial at 10 am. to commemorate one of the most devasting attacks on American soil in United States history.
GALLERY: AC Remembers 9/11 on 22nd Anniversary
On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, the twin towers of the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan crumbled after being hit by Boeing 767s flown by hijackers.
Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small and Area Officials Oppose Migrant Plan for ACY
According to Bloomberg News, Atlantic City International Airport, ACY, was on a list of 11 federally owned possible locations that could be used to help house 60,000 asylum-seekers that recently arrived in New York City.