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At least 70% of Americans do not have a will. 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.
Hundreds of Atlantic City students and families gathered at Pennsylvania Avenue School for free book bags, school supplies, food and a community celebration ahead of the new school year.
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.
Angela C. Richardson encourages readers to look back at how far they’ve come, celebrate the healthy habits they built this summer and carry their confidence, consistency and wellness goals into fall.
Dr. Brooke Brimm explores how lasting romantic relationships and deep friendships can reduce stress, support heart and brain health, combat loneliness and contribute to a longer, healthier life.
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.
ACPD presented its 803 Award to six officers and recognized Sgt. Valmir Loga and the AtlantiCare Trauma Team for their actions after Sgt. Christian Ivanov was critically injured in June.
Public Safety Director Sean Riggin told the Atlantic City NAACP that mental health and social services — rather than law enforcement alone — are central to addressing concerns involving unhoused residents in local parks.
Teen Tech columnist Lillian Tyler explains why Electronic Arts' $55 billion acquisition is moving forward, what regulators approved, and how the deal could affect employees, gamers and the future of one of the world's largest video game companies.
Community leaders, artists and residents gathered at North Carolina and Pacific avenues to officially open MBCA Park, a new public space featuring local art, music and community collaboration.
Atlantic City's Division of Reentry Services offers free lot cleanup, brush removal, bulk debris hauling and trash can assistance, with most residential service requests completed within 48 hours.
The Atlantic City 66ers bring experience, camaraderie and a love of basketball to Ventnor, with players sharing their thoughts on the 2026 Frontcourt Masters tournament: 60 Year-Old Plus Team comes in 3rd place, winning Consolation Game
Veteran players from across South Jersey put old hometown rivalries aside to represent Atlantic City as the Frontcourt Masters tournament tipped off in Ventnor.
