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Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr.’s 2026 Inaugural Gala at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City will support youth programs, veterans, seniors, arts organizations and community nonprofits across the city.
More than 100 guests gathered in Atlantic City as U.S.HART Cares celebrated outstanding women and mothers from across the shore region while honoring the legacy of philanthropist Rita Mack during the annual Mother’s Day Brunch.
Josephine Cardenia for Hometap Warmer temperatures, longer days, and drier conditions make summer one of the most practical times to tackle home improvement projects. Fewer weather delays mean that both homeowners who DIY and hire contractors can complete work faster, and many materials — from concrete to caulk — will perform better.
Community members, elected officials and advocacy leaders gathered in Galloway Township for a bipartisan public forum focused on state policy issues, public safety and civic dialogue ahead of New Jersey’s 2027 budget discussions.
Founded in honor of their late son, Cindy and Bob Fertsch’s Heart of Surfing provides free adaptive surfing, skating and sensory-friendly activities for autism and special needs families throughout Atlantic and Cape May counties.
Atlantic City, Margate, Ventnor and Longport leaders joined US-HART CARES and Atlantic County officials to discuss expanding cybersecurity workforce training programs that create pathways to high-paying tech careers in South Jersey.
Mayor Marty Small Sr. says Atlantic City originally proposed a tax decrease before the state required municipalities receiving transitional aid to raise taxes by two percent.
Maria Carpena for WebFX ChatGPT can do a lot more than answer trivia questions. Marketers, writers, and business owners use it every day to draft content, brainstorm ideas, write emails, and automate repetitive tasks. But not every use case delivers the same value, and the gap between a good prompt
Peter Yeung for Reasons to be Cheerful Linda Lloyd has lived in West Philadelphia her whole life. The 67-year-old, a retired municipal employee, has always taken pride in her community and tried to keep her neighborhood in good shape. But it hasn’t always been an easy task.
