Stockton women’s outdoor track and field capped 2026 with three All-Americans, multiple school records, and a third-place NJAC finish with 23 all-region honors.
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- New York State Department of Health
Governor Hochul and CVS opened a temporary mobile pharmacy in Pawling after a July 4 fire, restoring local access to prescriptions, vaccinations and health services.
- Stockton University
Stockton University embedded admissions counselors at Pleasantville High School, boosting applications, deposits and college access for local students.
- Stockton University
Stockton University names 2025-26 male and female athletes of the year, comeback award winners and an SAAC Unsung Hero across track, soccer and lacrosse.
- Stockton University
Stockton University secured a $650,000 state grant to expand its Climate Change Learning Collaborative, providing free climate education training to K-12 teachers.
- Atlantic City
Atlantic City’s Rainbow Beach Bash returns Aug. 16 with a free afternoon of music, games, prizes, refreshments and resources for residents and visitors.
- Atlantic City
Atlantic City will dedicate City Hall to Ernest D. Coursey on the first anniversary of his passing, honoring his decades of public service and leadership.
Governor Hochul and CVS opened a temporary mobile pharmacy in Pawling after a July 4 fire, restoring local access to prescriptions, vaccinations and health services.
Stockton University embedded admissions counselors at Pleasantville High School, boosting applications, deposits and college access for local students.
Stockton University secured a $650,000 state grant to expand its Climate Change Learning Collaborative, providing free climate education training to K-12 teachers.
Atlantic City will dedicate City Hall to Ernest D. Coursey on the first anniversary of his passing, honoring his decades of public service and leadership.
Atlantic City’s Division of Economic Development hosts a free Black Business Expo on Tuesday, August 25, 5–8 p.m., at the All Wars Memorial Building.
Atlantic City’s O.N.E. Anti-Violence Division offers a free Bronx Zoo trip on August 8, 2026, with free admission, food, and dessert for city residents.
Stockton University’s Tech Trek camp brings eighth-grade girls to campus for hands-on STEM classes, lab workshops and a marine science beach sweep project.
AtlantiCare appoints four senior physician leaders to advance Vision 2030, expanding specialty care in anesthesiology, cardiothoracic, GI and women’s health.
Stockton women’s outdoor track and field capped 2026 with three All-Americans, multiple school records, and a third-place NJAC finish with 23 all-region honors.
Stockton University names 2025-26 male and female athletes of the year, comeback award winners and an SAAC Unsung Hero across track, soccer and lacrosse.
Stockton men’s outdoor track and field competed in 11 meets in 2026, earning eight all-region honors and two All-America finishes while placing fourth in the NJAC.
Stockton University set a school record with 150 Ospreys named to the 2025-26 NJAC All-Academic Team, led by first-team picks Nick Avagnano and Emma Coldsnow.
Stockton women's golf played 12 events in 2025-26, set a program-best team score and was led by senior standout Elenora Byrne and a deep group of newcomers.
Stockton baseball went 12-25 in 2026 behind a young roster, tying for sixth in the NJAC, earning multiple honors and setting several program records.
Atlantic City Beach Patrol wins the 33rd Chief Rod Aluise Lifeguard Classic, earning multiple top finishes and extending its tradition of championship success.
Stockton women's lacrosse went 11-6 in 2026, finished third in the NJAC and earned multiple conference, regional and academic honors behind several record-setters.
Atlantic City’s Rainbow Beach Bash returns Aug. 16 with a free afternoon of music, games, prizes, refreshments and resources for residents and visitors.
Atlantic Cape’s Mays Landing Art Gallery presents “Shelter Stories,” an animal rescue-themed exhibit running August 3–September 17, encouraging pet adoption.
Use your Atlantic County Library System card to access free digital magazines through Libby and Hoopla, including top titles and a Hoopla Magazine Binge Pass.
Atlantic City’s Community Yard Sale brought residents together across 48 blocks, featuring yard sales citywide plus vendor tables and a guest DJ at City Hall.
Dr. MLK Jr. School Complex and Pennsylvania Avenue School students staged a collaborative “Camp Lit” musical, showcasing arts skills, confidence and teamwork.
Melissa Albert’s The Children follows Guinevere Sharpe as she confronts a traumatic childhood, her mother’s literary legacy and a haunting, surreal past.
Nominate Atlantic County Library System branches for Best of the Press 2026. Vote daily with each email through July 29 to help them reach the final round.
Stockton University’s Performing Arts Center marks 50 years with a new comedy series and a 2026-27 season of music, dance, theater and community events.