By Jeremy Varner Jack White sang, “Be like the squirrel, girl, be like the squirrel.” His suggestion to learn from nature is good, but…
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By: Brent Huff The South Moreland Avenue Working Group (SMAWG) met in early January with representatives from the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), the Atlanta…
By Ian Yoon The NPU-W Environmental committee working with Emory University, have received several questions and complaints regarding airborne particulates from the unpermitted open landfill…
By Ross Jacobs Though many know this as the most wonderful time of the year, did you know it’s also the most wasteful? Atlantans produce…
By Natalie Weckstein Mellow Mushroom – the stone-baked pizza bakers with more than 160 locations nationwide – opened its new Grant Park location at The…
By Paul Bolster Nobody received 50% of the vote in the November 4 special election and so there will be a runoff to decide who…
By Julie Siwicki Curious about what is behind East Atlanta Village’s green, grass-covered door next to Kaboodle? East Atlanta neighbors are quickly finding out. New…
By Paul Bolster When Principal David White came to Burgess-Peterson ten years ago, the school had 240 students – -that included 60 in the Atlanta…
By Ceci Villanueva The Grant Park Conservancy (GPC) is excited to announce the groundbreaking of two significant restoration projects on the southern side of Grant…
By Adán Bean, Spoken Poet I’ve lived in East Atlanta for over a decade, and what has kept me here is the strong sense of community.…