Fourth Week of August! Thursday 8-20 to Sunday 8-23
Discover the best events, concerts, festivals and things to do in Atlantic City, Philadelphia, South Jersey, Delaware, New York, Baltimore and DC.
Atlantic City 50-and-Over Basketball Team Scores Win in Frontcourt Masters Debut
Veteran players from across South Jersey put old hometown rivalries aside to represent Atlantic City as the Frontcourt Masters tournament tipped off in Ventnor.
Atlantic City Public Schools Ends Decade of State Fiscal Monitoring, Regains Local Control
After approximately 10 years of state financial oversight, Atlantic City Public Schools has regained full control of its fiscal operations following significant improvements in financial management, accountability and governance.
Growth Lives Outside Your Comfort Zone: How to Keep Progressing on Your Fitness Journey
Choose Progress Over Comfort I've been growing and stretching—not only physically, but mentally. There have been weeks when I've looked at my workouts and thought, "I'm not doing enough." Instead of staying comfortable, I take a step back and reflect. I
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT: New MBCA Park Opens in Atlantic City Today With Ribbon-Cutting Celebration
New Midtown public space at North Carolina and Pacific avenues brings together local art, community partnerships and functional public art.
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT: Atlantic City Black Business Expo Returns Aug. 25 to Celebrate Black Entrepreneurs
Free event at the All Wars Memorial Building will bring together entrepreneurs, business leaders and the community for networking, panel discussions, vendor exhibits and a celebration of Black business and culture.
Bloxburg Update Adds New Utilities: How to Use AC Units, Fire Alarms and More
Teen Tech columnist Lillian Tyler explores Bloxburg's latest update, highlighting the new utility items and creative building tips to make homes, neighborhoods and city builds more realistic.
Nicole R. Israel Named Director of Elementary Education for Atlantic City Public Schools
Former Sovereign Avenue School principal and longtime district educator rises through the ranks after more than a decade of leadership in Atlantic City schools.
Lucy the Elephant Celebrates 145th Birthday in Margate: Photo Gallery
Hundreds gathered in Margate on Aug. 1 to celebrate the 145th birthday of Lucy the Elephant with family fun, entertainment, tours and a tribute to one of New Jersey's most iconic landmarks.
Third Week Of August
Discover the best events, concerts, festivals and things to do in Atlantic City, Philadelphia, South Jersey and beyond.
Protect Your Peace: How Mental Wellness Can Strengthen Your Fitness Journey
Angela C. Richardson explains how setting boundaries, changing negative self-talk, managing stress and using movement to reset can protect your mental wellness as you grow into a healthier version of yourself.
Postcard: Pleasantville National Night Out 2026 Brings Community Together
See the sights and smiles from Pleasantville’s annual National Night Out, where hundreds of children, families and friends gathered at the Little League Field for an evening of community connection and fun.
Postcard: Atlantic City National Night Out 2026 Brings Police, Community Together
Atlantic City residents joined police officers, city departments and community organizations at Oscar McClinton Park for the city’s annual National Night Out celebration on Aug. 4, 2026.
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT: Cape May Mayor Zack Mullock Makes Case for State Senate at Atlantic City NAACP Meeting
Cape May Mayor Zack Mullock brought his campaign for New Jersey State Senate to Atlantic City, telling NAACP members why he believes his leadership would benefit Atlantic City and communities across South Jersey.
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT: Atlantic City Honors Ernest Coursey’s Legacy With City Hall Dedication
Hundreds gathered at Atlantic City City Hall to celebrate the life and public service of Ernest D. Coursey Sr., as city leaders, family members and former New Jersey Gov. James McGreevey marked the one-year anniversary of his passing.
Electronic Arts Goes Private: What EA's New Ownership Could Mean for Gamers
Teen Tech columnist Lillian Tyler explains why Electronic Arts is no longer publicly traded, how the company's new ownership could affect players, and what changes may lie ahead for EA games.
Frontcourt Masters Basketball Tournament Returns to South Jersey With Atlantic City 50-Plus, 60-Plus Teams on Aug. 8 and 9
Atlantic City’s Sixty-Sixers return to the court as a new 50-and-over team makes its debut at the Frontcourt Masters tournament in Ventnor.
Atlantic City Public Schools Students Shine in ‘Camp Lit’ Visual Performing Arts Showcase
Pennsylvania Avenue School and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School Complex students joined forces for a Broadway-inspired production celebrating music, theater, creativity and collaboration.