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There are comedy shows, Jazz concerts, museum tours, karaoke, reggae nights, AfroBeats and a lot more to do. There's even a health expo on Sunday. Check out Atlantic City Focus for Your Key to Winning the weekend!
The Department of Education identified a miscalculation issue affecting several hundred thousand financial aid forms, resulting in a setback that requires reprocessing these records by the Department. This causes further delays in students receiving their financial aid offers.
The workshop will be held on Tuesday, April 30, 2024. It will provide essential information on the voting process, how to register to vote, and how to make informed decisions at the polls.
Some 400 people converged on the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino for the NAACP Atlantic City Branch 50th Annual Freedom Fund Gala. Atlantic City Focus was there to capture the milestone moment.
The corner of Ohio Avenue and Grant Avenue was renamed Dr. Juanita J. High Lane. Her sorority sister from Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc., led out in the ceremony.
Stockton University's brand-new president, Dr. Joe Bertolino hosted an invitation-only, daylong summit of who's who in the New Jersey Arts Community. The Atlantic City Focus Arts and Entertainment Editor was there to give input.
Whether you're in the mood for a gala, comedy show, or throwback party there's a lot going on from Atlantic City to the DMV. Find out what's happening with the Atlantic City Focus Weekend Guide-Your Key to Winning the Weekend.
The American Studies Department Caps Off Their 60's Class with an all day concert and pop-up museum at Stockton University's Campus Center Coffee Shop.
The Stockton Pops, University Chorus and the Stockton Oratorio Society will come together to present everything from Broadway to Pop to Classical Music.
