By Paul Bolster There’s a new bank on the block. Pinnacle, a credit union that can meet most of your banking needs moved into the…
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By Chelsea Sommers EAV-O-Ween 2023 will take place on Saturday, October 28 from 3:00pm to 5:00pm in East Atlanta Village (EAV). This beloved event is a…
Illustration by Jeff Callahan Meet Zeke! He’s looking for his colors. Can you help him find them? Color this section using markers, pencils, or crayons.
By Karen Wilson Longtime Grant Park resident Miriam “Susie” Matthews Sanson passed away peacefully in her Park Avenue Home on Sunday August 27. Susie and…
By Paul Bolster Who knew? I didn’t. What would happen if we missed a whole year without an election? As I currently understand it, we…
By Joshua D. Lorenz Mark your calendars for October 28, as the inaugural Benteen Park Fall Fest promises a dynamic celebration of community, creativity, and…
By Rebecca Selem, Dekalb History Center Exhibits & Communications Coordinator Join the DeKalb History Center on either Thursday, September 21 or Thursday, October 26 for…
By Nan Brinson Atlanta loves a champion and East Atlanta has one in its own backyard; a champion southern magnolia, to be exact. Located in…
By Sean Keenan, Atlanta Civic Circle The sprawling new, community-crafted blueprint for the revitalization of southside Atlanta’s Thomasville Heights neighborhood reveals that the now-vacant and…
By Riki Bolster The group has met twice and discussed what we as NPU W neighbors can do about poverty. We agreed to meet again…