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As September gives way to October, Angela C. Richardson shares how adjusting your fitness routine, returning to healthy basics and recognizing your progress can help you stay committed when life and schedules change.
Returning to busy routines can bring unexpected body odor. AXE explains how stress sweat differs from heat sweat and shares tips for staying fresh.
Atlantic City Council Vice President Kaleem Shabazz shares his perspective on the 2026 gathering in Washington, D.C., in the first two parts of a video interview with Atlantic City Focus.
The utility says any customer refund related to the FERC audit would amount to less than 2 cents per month and that it is implementing the agency’s recommendations.
Ariadna Thau for Rocket Lawyer Small business ownership means sacrificing time, predictable income, and sometimes even your own paycheck to build a business. Those sacrifices can become permanent if you’re not careful. Becoming your own boss often comes with a trade-off or two. Starting a business can mean
Ten local organizations received a combined $316,000 following the mayor’s 2026 “The Future Is Ours” gala at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City.
The November exhibition introduces a “Rain” theme, with artwork accepted Oct. 12–24 and $600 in awards available.
Grand Master Evan R. Henry explains why learning to swim, understanding rip currents and building water competency are essential survival skills for children and adults.
This is your last weekend of September and first week of fall. Find the right activity for you this weekend. You can choose from gatherings, classes, art openings and more. Thursday September 24th Friday September 25th Art Beats: Baltimore Comic-Con 2026 Features Children’s Cosplay and Family ActivitiesThe three-
