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Atlantic City Public Schools hosted its Fall Convocation on September 3, 2025, with the theme Moving With Purpose. The program drew inspiration from the Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, guiding staff into the new school year with focus and intention.

Atlantic City is taking another bold step toward strengthening its neighborhoods and ensuring long-term affordability with support of the NJEDA Aspire Program

Ray Bethea Jr dominated at the Stop the Violence Summer League “War on the Shore” 10K Tournament, finishing as one of the top performers and becoming champion with Team LS4, a true representation of Atlantic City excellence.

Atlantic City hosted multiple Back-to-School events to support local families, with Mayor Marty Small Sr., city departments, and community partners providing supplies, snacks, and encouragement for students. The events highlighted generosity, unity, and the city’s commitment to education.

The Inlet Community Development Corporation hosted its Summer Send-off Cruise 2025, bringing the community together to celebrate the season and strengthen bonds along the Atlantic City waters. The event highlighted unity, connection, and the vibrant spirit of the city.

The Marry Me in AC celebration at Brighton Park brought together 22 couples for weddings and vow renewals, officiated by Mayor Marty Small, Sr. The event transformed the park into a heartfelt stage of love, unity, and unforgettable memories.

The Annual Bookbag Giveaway in Atlantic City brought families, leaders, and community members together to support local students with school supplies, food, and encouragement — a tradition that reflects the city’s spirit of unity and opportunity.

The City of Atlantic City Multicultural Services partnered with the Asian American Society of Atlantic City to honor Indian culture and heritage, offering residents a cultural journey filled with arts, music, and the beauty of nature. This initiative showcased the City’s commitment to celebrating diversity and fostering community connections.

The City of Atlantic City honored Barbera Seafood Market with the Resiliency Award as part of its Keep It Local campaign, recognizing the century-old business for its unwavering service and community impact. Owned by Dominic Alcaro since the 1980s, Barbera continued to be a Ducktown staple celebrated for fresh seafood, affordability, and strong neighborhood ties.

The City of Atlantic City proudly welcomed its newest police officers as they were sworn in and prepared to begin training at the Police Academy. Their journey marked the start of a commitment to serve and protect the community with honor and dedication.

Atlantic City made history with the launch of its first-ever Black Business Expo, a dynamic celebration of entrepreneurship and community collaboration.

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.”

The City of Atlantic City's Economic Development division offered a free marketing seminar to local entrepreneurs.

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.

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.