By Jeremy Varner I haven’t seen The Last of Us, HBO’s dystopian series about the collapse of society due to a fungus that attacks humans,…
Posts published in “People and Places”
By Carole Loftin An opossum is hit by a car and killed. Inside her pouch, a dozen babies cling to life. A kind person comes…
Observations Regarding the July 15 Runoff Election By Paul Bolster Usually, runoff elections have a lower turnout than the first vote. The PSC statewide runoff…
By Riki Bolster The 2025 Ormewood Park Makers Festival (OPMF) has plans for expansion. A second venue, a porch on the corner of Delaware and…
By Melanie Regnier, Terry Doherty, and Jenelle Holmes Martyn Hope, a long-term Ormewood Park resident, died on April 6. He loved this community and neighborhood…
By Henry Bryant After a week of temperatures approaching and surpassing the 100-degree mark, the BATL (Battle of Atlanta) organization has decided to forgo a…
By Jeff McCord Nearly forty years after a devastating fire destroyed much of the written record of its past, members of the congregation of Saint…
By Jeremy Varner This spring our family got to see the early life cycle of a house-finch family from new eggs to empty nest. House…
By Brent Huff In mid-June, the South Moreland Avenue Working Group (SMAWG) met with representatives from the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), the Atlanta Department…
By Paul Bolster Peter Hubbard, candidate for the Public Service Commission (PSC), won all the precincts in The Porch Press area in the Democratic primary,…