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Richmond Avenue School proudly celebrated its 8th Grade Stepping Up Ceremony, honoring the Class of 2025 with moving speeches, heartfelt reflections, and academic recognition. The event served as both a tribute to their journey and a launchpad toward a bright future.

The Atlantic City Police Athletic League, Police Department, and community leaders came together to unveil a new wrestling mat and launch the city's first coed youth wrestling team—the Atlantic City Lions—providing local youth with a powerful outlet for discipline, strength, and self-worth.

Atlantic City Recreation officially launched its 2025 Adult Softball League on June 4 at Pop Lloyd Stadium, bringing energy, community spirit, and weekly softball action to the heart of the city.

Mayor Small and the City of Atlantic City proudly celebrated the Grand Opening of Hammer & Nails – Atlantic City, the first-ever luxury men’s grooming shop on the iconic Boardwalk. The event marked a significant moment in the city’s continued support for small businesses and revitalization efforts.

Mayor Marty Small’s $3 million scholarship initiative is changing lives in Atlantic City. In its third year, the program awarded 113 scholarships, supporting high school grads, college students, trade school enrollees, and advanced degree seekers. It’s a bold investment in local talent and a powerful example of how Atlantic City is building a community where people can live, learn, and thrive.

Atlantic City held a Flag Retirement Ceremony at Bader Field to honor old and worn American flags with the dignity and respect they deserve. Residents were also reminded they can continue to drop off flags for proper retirement at the Public Safety Building on Atlantic Avenue.

The City of Atlantic City Multicultural Services proudly supported La Casa Dominicana’s Mother’s Day Celebration, a heartfelt event that honored the strength and love of mothers through music, food, and community connection.

The City of Atlantic City announced plans to introduce a business incentive program focused on revitalizing Atlantic Avenue. Full details will be shared soon, but the effort already earned media attention and local support.

The Atlantic City Senior Services team hosted a delightful fishing trip aboard the Highroller, where nearly every senior caught a fish and two brought home fresh Flounder. It was a joyful day filled with laughter, sunshine, and community spirit.

Pennsylvania Avenue School held its 8th Grade Stepping Up Ceremony on June 13, 2025, marking a powerful moment of transition, reflection, and pride for its graduating students. The event, themed “Dare to Shine: Destined for Greatness,” honored perseverance, academic growth, and the courage to lead.

The City of Atlantic City held its 4th Annual Pride Month Flag Raising Ceremony on June 12, 2025, honoring love, inclusion, and community. Mayor Marty Small Sr. highlighted the city’s ongoing commitment to LGBTQ+ equity through the creation of a dedicated department.

Atlantic City Senior Services wrapped up a successful Week 2 of its papermaking class, where seniors crafted unique cards, bookmarks, and gift tags using handmade paper. Special thanks to Danette Gotta and Arte Box Designs for inspiring and guiding our seniors through this creative journey.

The City of Atlantic City celebrated Pride Month 2025 with a flag raising ceremony at Sheila Y. Oliver Plaza, affirming its commitment to diversity and inclusion. The event brought together government leaders and the LGBTQ community in a powerful display of solidarity.

Atlantic City’s Clean Communities Initiative returned for summer 2025, allowing residents to earn money while cleaning up their neighborhoods. The program offered a $200 monthly stipend to groups that participated in regular cleanups through October.

The City of Atlantic City began construction on the Boardwalk Holocaust Memorial, a long-awaited project honoring victims and survivors of the Holocaust. The memorial, located at Roosevelt Pavilion, will serve as a powerful site of remembrance and reflection.