By Meghan McNearney When Melissa Ahrendt moved to Grant Park in 2002, she was just starting her career in commercial real estate and excited to…
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By Riki Bolster As SAND’s new president, Mike Gardner has already met one of his goals – to broaden the neighborhood representation in the leadership…
By Terra Cribbs After more than three decades of dedicated public service, Ms. Terra Cribbs, Branch Manager of the East Atlanta Library, will retire in…
Registration Is Now Open for the 14th Annual Atlanta Neighborhood Charter School Run with the Wolves
Registration Is Now Open for the 14th Annual Atlanta Neighborhood Charter School Run with the Wolves
By Matt Underwood (404-713-8704) Get ready to run with the wolves! Early bird registration is now open for the 14th annual Run with the Wolves…
By Kristy Gomez This February, there’s something for everyone at Oakland. We’re starting the year strong with a new event series, illumine ticket launch, free…
By Jeremy Varner If you have traveled along Boulevard during the last several weeks you may have seen some green balls lying on the sidewalk…
By Robert M. Sarwark You read that right: Forty. Years. Forty! With your love and support The Porch Press has survived the headwinds of the…
By Katie Howard Over the past eight months, Atlanta Public Schools (APS) has been taking intentional action to ensure our school system structure best supports…
By Brent Huff There is great news for anyone who lives, shops, or walks along Moreland Avenue. The South Moreland Avenue Working Group (SMAWG) is…
By Paul Bolster The Jaguars girls’ basketball team at Maynard Jackson High School, the state champions from last year, are back in the fray with…