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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 High School Collected Over 30 Pints of Blood Thanks to One Student’s Power Red Donation
Atlantic City High School collected over 30 pints of blood during its spring blood drive on May 7, 2025, highlighted by Derek Santos making a Power Red donation. Students’ efforts directly helped those in need and inspired future community involvement.
May 7, 2025
Atlantic City Celebrated Visit AC Day on May 7 in Recognition of Tourism Excellence
The City of Atlantic City officially declared May 7, 2025, as Visit Atlantic City Day to celebrate Visit Atlantic City's record-breaking contributions to tourism and economic growth. Highlights included a special Volunteer Day in partnership with South Jersey Field of Dreams and the announcement of more than $77 million in economic impact.
May 7, 2025
Atlantic City Community Treasure: Ralph Hunter of the African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey
The African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey founder and president Ralph Hunter on receiving another well-deserved honor. His accomplishments continue to benefit Atlantic City, South Jersey, and the wider community.
May 7, 2025
Atlantic City Youth Services Reflected on Two Weeks of Growth and Achievement
Over two weeks, youth in the Atlantic City Youth Services program experienced incredible growth, from mastering trots to building bonds with their horses. It was a memorable journey filled with growth, grit, and grins.
May 6, 2025
Mayor Small Announced New Location and Updates for Atlantic City's BRT Weekend
Mayor Marty Small, Sr. announced that this summer’s BRT Weekend successfully took place on Missouri Avenue Beach instead of Chelsea Avenue Beach, reflecting a new approach to event planning in Atlantic City. Discussions about the future of the Chelsea Beach Bar also began during this time.
May 6, 2025
Atlantic City Senior Services Celebrated New Members with a Special Cooking Class
Atlantic City Senior Services welcomed new members with a cooking class led by Chef Craig of Leavander's 22 Southern Cuisine Restaurant at The Claridge Hotel. The seniors learned new culinary skills, made new friends, and shared a wonderful meal together.
May 5, 2025
Atlantic City's Mad Mutz Mozzarella Laboratory Secures Shark Tank Deal
Mayor Marty Small recently visited Mad Mutz Mozzarella Laboratory to congratulate co-owners Mike Hauke and Michael Burns on securing a deal on ABC’s Shark Tank. Their success is a shining example of Atlantic City's vibrant spirit of entrepreneurship and innovation.
May 5, 2025
Atlantic City Senior Services Reflected on a Special Trip to "Stompin' at The Savoy"
Atlantic City Senior Services' Fun and Fitness Class took a day off from their usual exercise routine to attend the lively stage play Stompin' at The Savoy in Wilmington, Delaware, enjoying a memorable trip into the golden age of swing. The experience combined history, music, and community spirit.
May 3, 2025
Atlantic City Celebrates Arbor Day with Tree Planting Event
Students, city departments, and community organizations came together to plant four new trees outside the Atlantic City PAL Building in celebration of Arbor Day. The City of Atlantic City's event highlighted the power of teamwork and a shared commitment to a greener, stronger future.
May 3, 2025
First Game at Renovated Pop Lloyd Stadium Welcomed by Atlantic City Community
Pop Lloyd Stadium hosted its first game after renovations with an exciting matchup between Oakcrest High School and Atlantic City High School. The community came out in full force to support the event, marking a proud new beginning for the historic venue.
May 1, 2025
Mayor Small Celebrated the Launch of Atlantic City’s New Boardwalk Tram Tour
Mayor Marty Small, Sr. helped celebrate the launch of Atlantic City’s new Boardwalk Tram Tours, a unique experience founded by local personality “AC” Mike Lopez. The new attraction promised visitors an unforgettable journey through the heart and history of Atlantic City’s Boardwalk.
May 1, 2025
Pop Lloyd Stadium Reopens: A Tribute to Atlantic City History and a Gift to the Future
Pop Lloyd Stadium in Atlantic City officially reopened on Tuesday, April 29th, following a $5.6 million renovation that transformed the historic site into a vibrant, multi-sport facility for future generations.
Apr 29, 2025
Atlantic City Celebrated Arbor Day with Educational Event at City Hall
Atlantic City marked Arbor Day with an educational event at City Hall to spotlight the value of trees in urban life.
The city also announced a collaborative tree planting event to continue promoting environmental stewardship.
Apr 27, 2025
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