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Congratulations to Nasir, winner of the Dodge Basket challenge at Uptown Rec on February 26, 2025. Great job!

Day 1 of 2025 College & Career Week was an absolute success! The "It’s Showtime!" Kickoff Pep Rally energized the crowd with outstanding performances and inspiring moments. A huge thanks to all who made it unforgettable!

Atlantic City and Mayor Marty Small Sr. were honored with the Diaspora Excellence Award from Rediscover Africa 2025 and the Ghanaian Associations, recognizing the city’s enduring commitment to diversity, cultural unity, and inclusion. The award followed the historic Ghana Flag Raising Ceremony, the first of its kind in New Jersey.

This Black History Month, we honor Mary McLeod Bethune, an educator and civil rights leader whose work in education and advocacy transformed lives and continues to inspire change today.

From laborer to Assistant Director, Ahmid Abdullah’s journey in Atlantic City’s Public Works is a testament to perseverance and dedication. “Every challenge we face is an opportunity for growth.” – Ahmid Abdullah‍

The Sweetheart Dance gives our students a fun opportunity to interact and mingle with their peers in a positive way,” said Principal Dr. Ananda M. Davis-Wright.

We’re celebrating Black History Month through the power of storytelling at the Boys & Girls Club of Atlantic City, inspiring young minds with stories of history, culture, and resilience. Together, we honor the past while shaping the future.

Thank you for making Volume Two of our Family Cook-off a delicious success! A big congratulations to our winners—we can’t wait to see what’s cooking in Volume Three!

Crystal J. Lewis, Atlantic City’s first female Public Works Director, has spent over 30 years leading with excellence and breaking barriers. This Black History Month, we honor her trailblazing legacy and lasting impact on our community.

Our first quarterly Lunch & Learn Session was a success! Thank you to the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office for highlighting Internet Safety and helping our seniors stay informed and protected.

Atlantic City High School’s International Mother Language Day celebration showcased cultural pride and linguistic diversity, reminding students of the deep connections between language, identity, and history.

Celebrate 100 years of the All Wars Memorial Building—a symbol of unity and resilience for Black veterans and their families. Share your memories and help shape this once-in-a-lifetime celebration!

The 3rd Annual Docs vs. Future Docs Basketball Game, in partnership with AtlantiCare, brought the community together for a fun-filled showdown that championed youth empowerment and workforce development. It was a slam dunk for teamwork and community spirit!

Seniors tapped into their artistic side at February’s Ultimate Paint Party, part of the monthly Third Thursdays series. From colorful canvases to new friendships, it was a day filled with creativity and connection.

In celebration of Black History Month, Atlantic City hosted a special Day at the Movies featuring the film Six Triple Eight. The event, presented by local organizations, brought the community together for a fun and meaningful experience.