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The city has been selected as one of only two New Jersey municipalities to receive a $30,000 Abandoned Property Rehabilitation Act (APRA) Scholarship from the Center for Community Progress.

U.S. Senator Cory Booker got an up-close look at Atlantic City’s ongoing development and small business momentum during a tour of the city’s Orange Loop, offering high praise for the city as a whole and the investment taking place.

For a small business owner, getting in front of potential customers is important. So is meeting another business owner who has been through the same challenges, finding a new partner or simply having a chance to talk with someone who understands what it takes to build a business.

Atlantic City continues putting its money and resources behind its small business community, creating opportunities that go well beyond simply encouraging residents to shop local.

The City of Atlantic City’s Division of Economic Development will host the return of the Black Business Expo on Tuesday, August 25, bringing entrepreneurs, business leaders and community members together to celebrate Black-owned businesses and the contributions they make to Atlantic City.

MBCA Park is bringing beauty, art and community connection to Atlantic City.

The Atlantic City Beach Patrol race team proved once again why Atlantic City is home to one of the region’s premier lifeguard operations, capturing the South Jersey Lifeguard Championships team title.

Atlantic City has a long tradition of coming together when members of the community need support, and that spirit was on full display at Pop Lloyd Stadium during a special Home Run Derby honoring longtime Atlantic City Recreation Adult Softball League member Bionic Gwala.

The shovels are officially in the ground on Terraces at Absecon Inlet, another major residential development in Atlantic City that is moving from plans to reality.

Located at 1400 Pacific Avenue, the project is part of Atlantic City's continued development renaissance and is designed to create new opportunities for entrepreneurs while adding another unique destination for residents and visitors.

Atlantic City's National Night Out 2026 once again demonstrated that building a safer community starts with strong relationships.

Atlantic City continued its tradition of recognizing hometown leaders by officially dedicating Ernest D. Coursey City Hall, honoring a man who devoted decades of service to the community.

For Atlantic City residents, the path to higher education and career training is more attainable thanks to the Mayor Marty Small, Sr. Scholarship.

Crews will soon be prepared to begin milling and paving this fall.

This year, Atlantic City was one of only two cities in the nation selected to host an African American Mayor's Association Future Leaders Fellow, giving Miller the unique opportunity to spend several days shadowing Mayor Marty Small, Sr.