Atlantic City Launches Free Girls Lacrosse and Field Hockey Program Through New Eyekonz Sports Partnership
City-backed initiative opens doors for girls in grades 3–8, combining athletics, mentorship, and college pathways at no cost
Mark Tyler graduated from Atlantic City High School and went on to Columbia Union College, in Takoma Park, MD, which is now Washington Adventist University. Mark earned a BA degree in Journalism. His
City-backed initiative opens doors for girls in grades 3–8, combining athletics, mentorship, and college pathways at no cost
Legislation led by Assemblyman Dave Bailey Jr. aims to ensure large-scale data centers cover their own energy demands without passing costs onto New Jersey residents and small businesses.
From Pre-K to 8th grade, students showcased projects on African American history, culture, and resilience through hands-on presentations aligned with New Jersey’s Amistad legislation.
Take the kids to the annual easter egg hunt in Ac!
Reynolds-Jackson measure aims to protect ballot access, strengthen voter protections, and counter federal restrictions
Scenes from the court as top Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference teams compete for the championship in Atlantic City.
Scenes from the court as top Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference teams battled for the title inside historic Boardwalk Hall.
Atlantic Cape Community College’s College Readiness Now initiative offers free online placement preparation courses for local high school seniors.
First City Hall meeting with Mayor Marty Small Sr. focuses on economic development, crime reduction, and strengthening state-city partnership.