Culture

Photo Courtesy of Ralph Hunter Philadelphia native and African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey Inc. founder Ralph Hunter always had a love for history and learning something new. One day back in 1954, he visited a mall in Atlantic City and was inspired by seeing so many African Americans who were doctors, lawyers, engineers, and many other noteworthy professionals. After meeting a historian in Atlantic City who collected artifacts based on the area’s history o

Photo courtesy of Mayor Quinton Law Moorestown native Mayor Quinton Law began life with humble beginnings, born to high school senior parents who lived in affordable housing and relied on Medicaid. From an early age, he developed a strong work ethic and a keen awareness of the inequalities affecting many communities—experiences that shaped his journey to becoming Moorestown's first Black mayor and the youngest to actively serve in the state of New Jersey at age 27. “So as I g

In a world where many institutions come and go, one organization in Newark has been a steadfast force for more than 100 years— The Urban...

Somerset, NJ – July 7,2025 — In a powerful moment of recognition and achievement,  Dr. DeForest B. Soaries, Jr.  - renowned faith...

Cinema Underground The Williams Center, located in Rutherford, N.J., is home to various arts events such as music performances, comedy...