Along with the historical marker from the state, the city launched a virtual tour of the city’s Northside, where Black culture once thrived.

The free event on Sept. 19 will feature performances, local artists, food vendors, craft merchants and public art experiences in the Atlantic City Inlet.

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Soar over Cape Coast along the Gulf of Guinea in Ghana, a vibrant coastal city steeped in heavy historical significance and ...

Most people celebrate their 90th birthday with family or at retirement homes. Buddy Guy is ringing his in with a splashy, ...

Tilila Travel has released a new 2026 travel guide designed to help first-time visitors plan a more informed and organized trip to Morocco. The guide, titled Morocco Travel Guide for First-Time ...

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Al Roker and Dylan Dreyer visited Atlantic City and we’re sharing the details on iconic spots you should make sure to see on ...

The North to Shore Festival, presenting multiple shows and events in Asbury Park and Newark through June 28, has a history of ...

Meanwhile, a Virginia Tech women’s golfer qualifies for four majors, and Langley Speedway’s “Summer Night of Destruction” is postponed because of rain.