Atlantic Cape hosts pre-Halloween Trunk or Treat for 700+ community members
More than 700 members of the Atlantic City community, along with local nonprofits, organizations and volunteers displaying their spookiest decorated trunks filled with sweet treats and giveaways for the children, gathered at Atlantic Cape’s Charles D. Worthington...
CRDA partners with Moran Foods to revitalize Renaissance Plaza, expand grocery access in Atlantic City
The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority (CRDA) announced on Oct. 21 that its Board of Directors authorized the negotiation and execution of a long-term lease agreement with Moran Foods to operate and enhance a grocery store at Renaissance Plaza. CRDA, with...
Atlantic City secures $5.3 million to repave Pacific Avenue and improve infrastructure
In addition to the full repaving of Atlantic Avenue through the heart of Atlantic City, Pacific Avenue now will also be completely repaved, with synchronized traffic signals enhancing flow and safety along both major corridors. Mayor Marty Small, Sr. was joined by the...
Atlantic City offers lodging options beyond the boardwalk
Atlantic City is a coastal destination known for entertainment, dining, accommodations and the first boardwalk in the United States. While boardwalk casino properties remain major lodging choices, travelers can also find accommodations in other areas of the city and...
Prohibition: When Atlantic City was wide open
On Jan. 17, 1920, the 18th Amendment to the Constitution, a law that banned “the manufacture, transportation and sale of alcoholic beverages in the United States,” went into effect several months after it was ratified under the aegis of President Woodrow Wilson. “The...
