Atlantic City High School Freshmen Institute Helps Class of 2030 Build Confidence, Earn Credits and Prepare for Success
Atlantic City High School Freshmen Institute Helps Class of 2030 Build Confidence, Earn Credits and Prepare for Success
Vivyana Onna Memorial Scholarship Honors Late ACIT Graduate, Awards First Cosmetology Scholarships
The scholarship, created in memory of 2020 Atlantic County Institute of Technology graduate Vivyana Onna Hickman, awarded two aspiring cosmetologists $500 each while helping launch careers in the beauty industry.
5th Week Of July/1st Week of August
Discover the best things to do this weekend in Atlantic City, South Jersey, Philadelphia, New York City and Washington, D.C. Find concerts, festivals, live entertainment, family events and more with the Atlantic City Focus Weekend Guide.
ACANA Festival Returns to Philadelphia’s Cherry Street Pier Aug. 2 With Free Celebration of African Culture and Unity
Celebrate the ACANA Festival on Aug. 2 at Cherry Street Pier in Philadelphia with free music, culture, food and entertainment honoring the Global African Diaspora.
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Photo Gallery: Let's Groove Tonight Brings the Spirit of Earth, Wind & Fire to Atlantic City
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As summer winds down, Angela C. Richardson shares how consistency, resilience, and small daily choices can help you maintain momentum and build lasting wellness habits into August and beyond.
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT: Black Georgetown Foundation to Host Town Hall on Protecting Historic Black Cemeteries Amid DDOT Construction
Community meeting will address cemetery preservation, possible unmarked burials, DDOT construction impacts, and government accountability on Aug. 4 at Georgetown Library in Washington, D.C.
5 Places You Should Never Use a Debit Card — And Why Credit Cards May Better Protect Your Money
Experts say using a credit card for travel, online shopping, gas purchases, and other common transactions can help shield consumers from fraud while providing valuable rewards and purchase protections.