Orange Loop News Today

The Tennessee Avenue Tobacco Company opened last weekend at 129 S. Tennessee Ave. in Atlantic City, inside the Orange Loops former Rhythm & Spirits indoor location.

Step away from the world-famous boardwalk and explore the areas where the locals really hang out, from iconic 24-hour dives to innovative breweries.

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority awarded more than $4.4 million in grants under the Atlantic City Revitalization Grant Program to two businesses for mixed-use development projects in the citys Orange Loop neighborhood.

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Developer Bart Blatstein plans to build 1,000 residential housing units and to add to the family-friendly entertainment options in Atlantic City, Mayor Marty Small Sr. said during a speech Tuesday to the Public Relations Council of Greater Atlantic City.

A developer is working to secure funding for a $25 million plan to renovate the old Knights of Columbus building on Pacific Avenue. Built in 1927, the five-story building has been described as historic but in disrepair.

A developer is working to secure funding for a $25 million plan to renovate the old Knights of Columbus building on Pacific Avenue. Built in 1927, the five-story building has been described as historic but in disrepair.

A developer is working to secure funding for a $25 million plan to renovate the old Knights of Columbus building on Pacific Avenue. Built in 1927, the five-story building has been described as historic but in disrepair.

Four neighborhood-based nonprofits that have been working to beautify their part of Atlantic City have each been awarded about $1 million toward that goal. Heres what the four groups have said they can accomplish with the funding: