100 Years of Black History: How Carter G. Woodson Changed America’s Story
From a single week in 1926 to a national movement, Black history has reshaped education, culture, and democracy.
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National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. – Southern New Jersey Chapter Launches 2026 “Rising to the Top” Scholarship for Black Women
Scholarship supports single parents and non-traditional Black female students pursuing higher education across Southern New Jersey.
Atlantic City High School Welcomes Back Principal Dr. Constance Days-Chapman
A community homecoming marks the principal’s return and a renewed focus on leadership
‘The Future Is Ours’: Mayor Marty Small Details Progress and Priorities in Atlantic City 2026 State of the City Address
From $250 million in infrastructure projects to continued tax relief and public safety gains, Mayor Small outlines his vision for Atlantic City’s future.
Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Law Designating July 30 as Brian Sicknick Day in New Jersey
The new law honors the late Capitol Police officer and New Jersey native for his service and sacrifice.
Atlantic City Offices and Schools Closed as Winter Storm Dumps Snow Across Region
Officials urge residents to stay off roads as snow, mixed precipitation, and closures continue.
Understanding Relationship Violence Across Generations: Community Dialogue Set for Jan. 22
The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Southern New Jersey Chapter, hosts a virtual conversation with domestic violence experts, educators, and legal advocates focused on prevention, protection, and healing.
Coughlin, Calabrese Praise Kolluri’s Expanded Leadership Over NJ Transit and Turnpike Authority
Lawmakers cite continuity and coordination as New Jersey prepares for major global events
Verizon Outage Disrupts Calls and Texts Nationwide
A major Verizon network outage on Jan. 14 left customers without service across the U.S. Here’s what’s happening and how to stay connected.