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Atlantic City is now accepting applications for its Small Business Micro Grant Program, offering up to $15,000 in funding to help local entrepreneurs recover and grow. Applications are open until October 31, 2025, and can be submitted online, by email, or in person through the Department of Planning & Development.

The Girl Scouts explored the world of engineering, building towering structures with toothpicks and marshmallows in a fun and educational STEM challenge that showcased teamwork and creativity.

Rita and Anthony Mack Avenue pays tribute to the couple who owned and operated multiple McDonald’s franchises in Atlantic City for four decades.

The Atlantic City Public Schools Early Childhood Department hosted Waffles with the Nurse at Pennsylvania Avenue School, combining a delicious breakfast with vital health education to promote wellness, family engagement, and community connection.

Atlantic City Council honored Officers Glen Robinson and Alex Torres for their swift response and professionalism during an attempted vehicle theft incident. Their teamwork and vigilance led to the arrest of the suspect and reinforced the city’s commitment to public safety.

The Atlantic City Youth Services joined the Pennsylvania Avenue School and Atlantic City Early Childhood Advisory for a fun-filled Glow Party, celebrating community, creativity, and togetherness through a day of glowing excitement.

The Atlantic City Public Schools Early Childhood Department celebrated Fire Prevention Week with interactive lessons and firefighter visits, teaching young students essential fire safety practices and building community awareness.

Atlantic City will launch its new food truck operations on November 1, 2025, at Gardner’s Basin and O’Donnell Memorial Park, creating fresh opportunities for small businesses and offering residents and visitors more local dining options in two of the city’s most vibrant public spaces.

Atlantic City Youth Services completed the first day of its Equestrian Program with students from Seashore Leadership Academy learning the basics of horse care and riding. The program encouraged confidence, responsibility, and a love for learning among young riders.

Atlantic City Youth Services launched the first day of its Theater Program, where young participants began discovering their confidence and creativity on stage. The program promises to nurture talent and self-expression among Atlantic City’s youth.

Atlantic City Youth Services completed Week 2 of its Karate Class, where Pre-K through 2nd graders strengthened their focus, discipline, and confidence through martial arts. The program continues to empower young learners one punch and kick at a time.

The Atlantic City Public Schools and Atlantic Cape Community College teamed up for a successful Trunk or Treat event, bringing students, families, and the community together for a day of fun, creativity, and connection.

The Atlantic City Police Department visited the Boys & Girls Club of Atlantic City during Public Service Professions Career Week, engaging with students, demonstrating K9 skills, and inspiring youth to explore careers in public service.

The Rise and Shine Senior Men’s Breakfast hosted by Atlantic City Senior Services brought senior men together for coffee, conversation, and community — strengthening bonds and celebrating connection across generations.

Families and neighbors came together for a cozy Drive-In Movie & S’mores Night at Bader Field, where the City of Atlantic City treated attendees to free refreshments, s’mores, and giveaways. The successful event highlighted the city’s dedication to fostering community spirit and togetherness.