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Tony Boloney’s and Mad Mutz Laboratory Honored with Innovation Award in Atlantic City
Tony Boloney’s Atlantic City and Mad Mutz Laboratory were honored with the Innovation Award during the city’s Keep It Local campaign. Mayor Marty Small Sr. recognized the businesses for their creativity, entrepreneurship, and global impact, celebrating how their mozzarella creations transformed a local eatery into an international brand.
Aug 22, 2025
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Mayor Marty Small Sr.’s Op-Ed in NY Daily News Puts Atlantic City’s Lessons on the National Stage
In the New York Daily News op-ed, Mayor Marty Small Sr. draws on more than four decades of Atlantic City’s experience with gaming to send New York a clear message: if casinos are coming, they must be built to serve the people who live there, not just the developers. Reflecting on both the promises and pitfalls of Atlantic City’s own history, Mayor Small urges New York to pair gaming with long-term investments in housing, infrastructure, small businesses, and community programs — the kind of strategies that have fueled Atlantic City’s recent resurgence.
Aug 18, 2025
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Atlantic City Hosts First Black Business Expo to Celebrate Entrepreneurship and Economic Empowerment
Atlantic City will host its first-ever Black Business Expo on Tuesday, August 26, at the All Wars Memorial Building, celebrating entrepreneurship, economic empowerment, and the city’s rich legacy of Black-owned businesses. The free event features a vendor marketplace, live radio broadcast, panel discussions, and the launch of a $500,000 Micro-Business Grant Program for minority, women, and veteran-owned startups.
Aug 12, 2025
Atlantic City Secures Additional $750K for Fire Station 2 Interior Preservation
The City of Atlantic City has secured an additional $750,000 African American Civil Rights Grant to preserve the interior of the 103-year-old Fire Station 2, just as exterior restoration nears completion. This funding builds on previous efforts to protect and restore the historic site’s structural integrity and cultural significance.
Aug 7, 2025
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Atlantic City School Leaders Set Direction at Annual Administrator’s Institute
The Atlantic City Public School District held its annual Administrator’s Institute at Atlantic City High School, preparing principals, directors, and coordinators for the 2025–2026 school year. The four-day program focused on collaboration, curriculum planning, leadership development, and the district’s new motto, “Moving with Purpose.”
Aug 26, 2025
Atlantic City Beach Patrol Celebrated Success at the 19th Annual Seedorf-McMeekin 5K Run
The Atlantic City Beach Patrol proudly participated in the 19th Annual Seedorf-McMeekin 5K Run, earning top placements across multiple categories. With outstanding performances and lively support, the team celebrated another successful tradition in Atlantic City.
Aug 24, 2025
Atlantic City Honored Dedicated Employees of the Quarter
The City of Atlantic City honored its Employees of the Quarter during a ceremony at City Hall, celebrating their professionalism and dedication. The recognition highlighted the essential role staff members play in serving the community.
Aug 24, 2025
Tony Boloney’s and Mad Mutz Laboratory Honored with Innovation Award in Atlantic City
Tony Boloney’s Atlantic City and Mad Mutz Laboratory were honored with the Innovation Award during the city’s Keep It Local campaign. Mayor Marty Small Sr. recognized the businesses for their creativity, entrepreneurship, and global impact, celebrating how their mozzarella creations transformed a local eatery into an international brand.
Aug 22, 2025
Atlantic City Prepares for Storm as Mayor Small Shares Update on CNN
Mayor Marty Small Sr. told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer that Atlantic City is prepared for the approaching storm, with free parking available at the Wave Garage, road closures expected on Route 30 and Route 40, and all city beaches closed for safety.
Aug 21, 2025
Atlantic City Stood Strong Through Hurricane Erin
Atlantic City stood resilient against Hurricane Erin, with first responders and emergency teams ensuring safety throughout the storm. While conditions had improved, residents were reminded to remain cautious of rough surf in the days that followed.
Aug 21, 2025
Atlantic City Senior Services Hosted Creative Paint Party at Warwick Condominiums
The Atlantic City Senior Services program had hosted a creative Paint Party with the residents of the Warwick Condominiums, turning a rainy day into a joyful gathering filled with art, laughter, and community connection.
Aug 20, 2025
Atlantic City Back to School Bash Brings Community Together at Pennsylvania Avenue School
The Atlantic City Public Schools hosted a successful Back to School Bash at Pennsylvania Avenue School, bringing families and students together for a day of celebration, resources, and preparation for the new academic year.
Aug 19, 2025
Atlantic City Seniors Enjoy a Memorable Day at the Cape May Zoo
The Atlantic City Senior Services department organized a successful trip to the Cape May Zoo, where seniors enjoyed perfect weather, lively conversations, and close encounters with animals like lions, tigers, and bears. The outing was both fun and meaningful, leaving lasting memories for all who attended.
Aug 19, 2025
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