5 Questions with KIA The PRODUCER...Co-Host of Poetry Plus...Another Jewel In The History Of Atlantic City Spoken Word Venues!
Check Out our video as Kia The Producer Plays 5 Questions with Arts and Entertainment Editor Raymond Tyler!
It's the Last Weekend of April, Don't Waste It
The Iotas are having a Cabaret in AC. The Penn Relays are in Philly. There are Day Parties, Comedy Shows, R&B Brunches, Poetry events, and more. Atlantic City Focus brings you the Best on the Boardwalk and Beyond Every Week!
Pearl Bailey's Legacy On "Showcase" at the African American Museum Of Philadelphia
Check Out our video of Dr. Michael Wilson discussing his role in bringing The Pearl Bailey Showcase to The African American Museum Of Philadelphia.
The NAACP Hosts Candidates Night for June Primary Elections
Candidates included incumbent Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr. and his opponent, as well as candidates for the New Jersey general assembly, Atlantic County Commissioner, Atlantic City's City Council.
Bill Requiring Insurance Coverage for Stuttering Treatment Clears Assembly Committee
Check out our video of NBA Star Michael Kidd-Gilchrist as he testifies on behalf of Americans who stutter. Assembly bill A5133 would require health insurance and Medicaid coverage for stuttering treatment.
Bill to Ban Crematories Near Schools Passes General Assembly
Under the bill, a crematory would not be permitted within 1,000 feet of a public or private school, area zoned primarily or exclusively for residential use, or a park, playground, picnic area, square, monument, beach, waterfront, recreation area, conservation area, or similar place or property.
Stockton University's INTRO TO HIP HOP Class Throws A Block Party on Thursday, April 24, 2025
Check Out the video where Professor Donnetrice Allison discusses the party and plays a round of 5 Questions with Raymond Tyler during The Light Morning Show, underwritten by Atlantic City Focus.
25 Hip-Hop Pioneers: Then and Now
By Brittany Stubblefield-Engram for Atlantic City Focus
Movies and TV Shows Casting in Atlantic City
By Backstage for Backstage distributed by Atlantic City Focus
Atlantic City Budget Includes Sixth Straight Property Tax Decrease
Mayor Marty Small Sr. revealed during a news conference at City Hall that the $258.1 million budget — not including grant funding — includes a 3.4-cent decrease in the property tax rate.
Happy Easter, Enjoy This Weekend - Spring Has Sprung!
Cypress Hill is in AC. Mary J. Blige is in Philly. Likeminded Celebrates its Anniversary in DC. There are Comedy Shows, R&B Brunches, Day Parties, Open Mics, and more. Atlantic City Focus brings you the Best on the Boardwalk and Beyond Every Week!
Johnny Mathis: The Voice of Romance to Give Farewell Concert in Bergen County
Johnny Mathis for many is the voice of the Christmas Holiday season.
Assembly Committee Advances Bill to Enable More Workers to Participate in NJ Retirement Savings Program
A recently passed bill would adjust the qualification threshold for the program, known as Retire Ready NJ.
It's That Time Again! Tax Season 2025: New Jersey Edition
Tax season is a stressful time of year for many. However, help is available both online and in person to assist you in filing personal and business income taxes.
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT: One-On-One with Atlantic County Commissioner Andrew Parker III
In 2020, Parker made history as the first African American to serve as Vice Chairman of the Atlantic County Board of County Commissioners.
The Salon CEO: Treava Barnes Redefines Black Haircare Excellence
For Treava Barnes, the salon chair is more than just a place for haircare—it’s a safe space for healing, mentorship, and community uplift.
Public Safety Academy at ACHS Expands in 2025, Offering More Career Opportunities for Students
The academy gives students direct access to professionals from the Atlantic City Police and Fire departments, Beach Patrol, and Emergency Medical Services. Through classroom instruction and real-world interaction, students gain early insight into promising public safety careers.
Book Review: A 21st Century Education
The pandemic, and the closing of schools nation wide, may prove to be the event that causes the state of affairs in public education to finally shift from our cherished factory model to something more effective and democratic.