I Don’t Force It — I Live It: How Discipline Becomes a Lasting Wellness Lifestyle
Angela C. Richardson reflects on how discipline evolves into freedom, confidence, and a lifestyle built to last.
Angela C. Richardson reflects on how discipline evolves into freedom, confidence, and a lifestyle built to last.
5 mental health trends for 2026: Closing the gap to access and care - A new 2026 mental health report reveals rising anxiety, depression, workplace burnout and financial stress across the U.S., while millions still struggle to access affordable care.
Community members, elected officials and advocacy leaders gathered in Galloway Township for a bipartisan public forum focused on state policy issues, public safety and civic dialogue ahead of New Jersey’s 2027 budget discussions.
ATLANTIC CITY – Atlantic City High School senior Aryiane Hill won the Boys & Girls Club of New Jersey State Youth of the Year award on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, at Montclair State University. Hill, who has been a member of the Atlantic City Boys & Girls Club for the past
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Atlantic City High School standouts Jaylen Day and Ky’Ree Barksdale will represent South Jersey in the 2026 North vs. South All-Star Football Classic after outstanding careers with the Vikings football program.
Founded in honor of their late son, Cindy and Bob Fertsch’s Heart of Surfing provides free adaptive surfing, skating and sensory-friendly activities for autism and special needs families throughout Atlantic and Cape May counties.
Rachel Fradette for The Hechinger Report Seventh grader Taitym Lynch plans most of her school day herself, mapping out a schedule each morning on her school laptop. She typically starts with math when her brain is sharpest, logging into an online platform her school uses for math lessons. Next she
Experts from Northwell Health share practical techniques to calm the mind, relax the body, and create healthier bedtime habits for more restful sleep during stressful times.
Atlantic City, Margate, Ventnor and Longport leaders joined US-HART CARES and Atlantic County officials to discuss expanding cybersecurity workforce training programs that create pathways to high-paying tech careers in South Jersey.