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From Atlanta’s Black washerwomen to the Pullman porters and A. Philip Randolph, African Americans fought for workers’ rights despite being excluded from much of Labor Day’s official history.
Explore exhibitions, artist interviews and a photo gallery from the Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts during Third Friday in Millville’s Glasstown Arts District.
The two winners will compete at Bethpage Black after standout performances in Galloway Township, where Vineland golfer Trebor Melendez also emerged as a leading competitor.
New Atlantic City Focus series teaches situational awareness, self-defense, family safety and the mindset to recognize danger before it becomes a threat.
tudents are spending less time scrolling and more time learning and socializing as Atlantic City High School implements New Jersey’s new restrictions on cellphone use.
Schools across the district celebrated the start of the 2026–2027 academic year with warm welcomes, community support and activities designed to help students succeed.
The Philadelphia-based investment group will bring its Coffee, Breakfast & Conversation series to Beat the Daily Grind for a discussion on cooperative economics, networking and Black economic empowerment.
This weekend offers you events that include fitness, mingling opportunities for singles, festivals, concerts and art. Discover the best events, concerts, festivals and things to do in Atlantic City, Philadelphia, South Jersey, Delaware, New York, Baltimore and DC.
As summer ends and schedules change, Angela C. Richardson shares how to adjust your workout routine, protect your healthy habits and stay committed to your fitness and wellness goals this fall.
Technical assistance from the Center for Community Progress will help Atlantic City strengthen its vacant property ordinance and explore strategies for neighborhood redevelopment.
More than 25 vendors gathered at the historic All Wars Memorial Building for Atlantic City’s second annual Black Business Expo, connecting entrepreneurs with customers, resources and opportunities for growth.
The second annual Filming in the Garden State event highlighted New Jersey’s film tax incentives, growing production industry and opportunities for diverse storytellers.
According to a Pew Research Center study, 68% of Americans do not have a will (as only about 32% report having one). Paula Goddard explains how wills, trusts, beneficiaries and a careful inventory of your assets can help protect your legacy and reduce family conflicts after your death.
Superintendent Dr. La’Quetta S. Small emphasizes accountability, collaboration and leadership as district administrators gather for a week of professional development ahead of the new school year.
Families, friends and former neighbors returned to Oscar McClinton Park for a day of music, memories and fellowship as Uptown 4 Life Reunion brings generations back together in Atlantic City.
Atlantic County Library’s Mays Landing branch invites children of all ages to build reading confidence by sharing stories with therapy dogs Fritz and Frieda. Registration is required for each session.
District orientation introduces new teachers and certified staff to mentoring, curriculum, technology, workplace policies and other resources designed to support their success in Atlantic City classrooms.
The Vikings led after the first quarter and pulled within six entering the fourth, but Shabazz scored 14 points in the final period to secure a 32-19 victory at the Battle at the Beach.
