Atlanta’s festival season continues, with hundreds of attendees flooding the streets of Inman Park for the city’s largest all-volunteer festival featuring over 260 vendors, local food, a tour...
Although the race won’t take place until May 4, two Atlantans are already celebrating the Kentucky Derby. The post Hard to believe: Atlanta group has two horses in the 2024 Kentucky Derby ap...
Another good question! And a question that gets to the heart of what makes our whole city special both culturally and architecturally. In our last post, on the state of public art in Atlanta, w...
Atlanta hooked its star to the burgeoning railroad industry and, as a result, became the first great inland city of America. The railroads and Atlanta grew together as rail travel came to dominat...
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The Georgia Institute of Technology is embracing the age of artificial intelligence. Earlier this month, Georgia Tech unveiled its new AI Makerspace on campus, described as a “digital sandbox...
Twin Pines’ “Demonstration” Mine will destroy more than 475 acres of wetlands and 412 linear feet of streams on Trail Ridge, and represents an existential threat to the Okefenokee Swamp. I...
United Way of Greater Atlanta’s InForum series is back for another round of community engagement and data-sharing. Three upcoming events will inform audiences on region-specific challenges with...
The Rollins Center for Language & Literacy (Rollins) is partnering with state, regional and local agencies, districts, schools, businesses, and nonprofits to advance universal literacy from the 3...
We are thrilled to share the exciting news of Justin Jones’ home closing through Westside Future Fund’s Home on the Westside program. Justin embodies the spirit of community retention as bo...
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