The Press of Atlantic City

The Press of Atlantic City ranks as the fourth largest daily newspaper in New Jersey. Located in Pleasantville, it serves as the main newspaper for the southeastern region of New Jersey and the Jersey Shore. Its coverage area stretches from Waretown in Southern Ocean County (exit 69 on the Garden State Parkway) all the way to Cape May (exit 0) and extends westward into Cumberland County. The publication boasts a combined daily circulation of 72,846 across both print and digital formats, with Sunday circulation reaching 95,626.

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NFL Draft The Changing Game Football

1 day ago | pressofatlanticcity.com | George Walker IV

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A local, familiar burger restaurant is coming to Brigantine

3 days ago | pressofatlanticcity.com | John Russo

BRIGANTINE — The Della Vecchia brothers are bringing their beef to Brigantine. Tony Beef, which opened in Galloway Township in 2019 and expanded to Somers Point shortly after, will open a third location by mid-May in Brigantine. The budding burger chain's third location is going into the spot formerly known as Kook Burger at 3101 Revere Blvd., Unit B.
People celebrate Easter on the Ocean City Boardwalk

3 days ago | pressofatlanticcity.com | John Russo

OCEAN CITY — The bonnets and bunnies were in full force on a gorgeous Sunday afternoon. Families dressed in their Easter best took to the Boardwalk to enjoy the weather and listen to the Philly Keys perform their hit dueling piano show in front of the Music Pier. Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Feed | SoundStack | All Of Our Podcasts A short distance over, the Easter Bunny sat in a lifeguard boat and visited with children.
Vineland forest fire up to 1,250 acres, 75% contained, Forest Fire Service says

4 days ago | pressofatlanticcity.com | John Russo

VINELAND — A forest fire in the Peaslee Wildlife Management Area has grown to 1,250 acres, the New Jersey Forest Fire Service said at noon Sunday. Firefighters had contained 75% of the blaze, which was first detected at 12:24 p.m. Friday by the Belleplain fire tower. Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Feed | SoundStack | All Of Our Podcasts Cow Turd Road, between Cedar Branch and Hesstown roads, was closed.
Atlantic City mozzarella company lands shark on 'Shark Tank'

4 days ago | pressofatlanticcity.com | John Russo

If you were wondering if sharks like mozzarella, at least one does. Mike Hauke, co-owner of the Mad Mutz Mozzarella Factory in Atlantic City, appeared on Friday's episode of ABC's "Shark Tank" (Season 16, Episode 17) to show off his mozzarella sticks, which he first began making for his Tony Baloney's restaurants.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Baraka visits small businesses in Pleasantville, Atlantic City

5 days ago | pressofatlanticcity.com | John Russo

PLEASANTVILLE — As a Black barbershop owner, it was very important for Mike Applewhite to give his customers a place to express themselves and talk freely about their concerns about the goings-on in the world. There isn't a more intimate setting than a barbershop, he said. "To me, this is the information center of a community where you get all your information from, so this is the most intimate you can get. You feel free.
GALLERY: Ras Baraka meets residents at Pleasantville barber shop

5 days ago | pressofatlanticcity.com | John Russo

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Southern Regional graduate takes over as Buffalo women's basketball coach

5 days ago | pressofatlanticcity.com | John Russo

About 10 year after making her collegiate coaching debut with the University at Buffalo women's basketball team, Kristen Sharkey returns to her alma mater to take charge. Sharkey, a 2010 Southern Regional graduate, was named Buffalo's 14th head coach Friday morning, university vice president and director of athletics Mark Alnutt announced. Sharkey made her coaching debut with the Bulls in 2015, where she was an assistant up until the 2021-22 season.
How Cape's Kyle Timpson went from cupcakes to winning 'Hell's Kitchen'

5 days ago | pressofatlanticcity.com | John Russo

Kyle Timpson may live in Philadelphia now, but he hasn’t forgotten his roots in Cape May County. If you ask the chef where to find a good place to eat, he may point you toward Nino’s, an Italian restaurant in Cape May Court House. If you want seafood, there’s a spot in Lower Township where he used to work. Timpson, with his newfound fame as a reality TV star, hopes to add a few more spots to any foodie’s to-dine list.
Wildwood, Wildwood Catholic, Cedar Creek baseball teams win

5 days ago | pressofatlanticcity.com | Patrick Mulranen

The Wildwood High School baseball team scored six second-inning runs en route to a 9-7 victory over Pleasantville in a nonconference game Friday. Brian Cunniff pitched a complete game, striking out four and allowing seven hits for the Warriors (3-5). He also singled, scored and drove in one. Trevor Troiano doubled, scored two and drove in one. Broc Denke doubled, tripled, scored a run and drove in one. Ryan Gilligan drew two walks and scored two in the win.