By Henry Bryant There are geographical and physical remnants left in our neighborhood from the Battle of Atlanta nearly 160 years ago. 40 years after…
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By Historic Oakland Foundation Staff For the first time ever, the traditional Day of the Dead Festival, organized by the Consulate General of Mexico in…
By Guilherme Shakespeare Pellerin Real Estate is proud to announce its new tenant, Mercer Street Meals, for 845 Flat Shoals Road in East Atlanta. In…
By Historic Oakland Foundation Staff Visitors are encouraged to gather a group of friends or family for a day of spooky sleuthing on a self-guided…
By Michelle Rice and Carlen Ruth Hultgren Did you make it out to the Strut this year? If you live in East Atlanta, you did…
Courtesy of Legacy.com The world is a little less rich and a little less interesting with the loss of Scott Arthur Henry, who died of…
By Henry Bryant In the 1980s (and even before that) one of the forces that started the rebirth of Grant Park and the neighborhoods of…
By Scott Lange, Executive Director, AWARE Wildlife Center A mother opossum is hit by a car and killed. Inside her pouch, a dozen babies cling…
By Andi Frey Live Thrive, a nonprofit sustainability organization and founder of CHaRM, the Center for Hard to Recycle Materials, has announced its annual fundraiser…
By Carlen Hultgren The Friends of the East Atlanta Library (FEAL) are excited to announce the first Book Club meeting, and everyone is invited, Tuesday…