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…
Posts published in “People and Places”
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…
By Historic Oakland Foundation Staff Join the Historic Oakland Foundation for the third annual Pumpkin Patch to celebrate the season with autumn and Halloween activities.…
By Historic Oakland Foundation Staff Make your reservation today and plan to shop a great selection of interesting and hard-to-find plants at Historic Oakland Foundation’s…
By Carlen Hultgren Have you seen these street sign toppers around the neighborhood? They have been a part of East Atlanta since the 1990s and…
By Brent Huff Following is a quick project update from the South Moreland Avenue Working Group (SMAWG): Moreland Avenue Resurfacing Glenwood/Moreland Alignment Project
By Paul Bolster Council Member Jason Winston announced BeltLine paving plans at the last NPU W meeting. Invitations to bid on the contract covering Segment…