By Henry Bryant This 2019 release is now available on Netflix. It tells a story similar to ones that happened locally, The Best of Enemies tells the…
Posts published in “Rocking Chair Reflections”
By Jeremy Varner I made friends with a great blue heron while fishing on a Florida beach during Spring Break. It wasn’t the most meaningful…
To DeKalb County CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson On February 2, Superior Court Judge Stacey Hydrick issued a mediation order in the case concerning the land swap…
By Jeremy Varner What color are squirrels? Atlantans will say gray since just about the only squirrels you see are Eastern gray squirrels (Sciurus carolinensis).…
By Katie Howard, APS District 1 Board Member As the Budget Commission Chair for the Atlanta Board of Education, I know well the challenges and…
By Paul Bolster Everyone who knows me, knows my interest (obsession?) in politics – just take a look at the yard signs I’ve planted. That…
By Jacqueline Echols, PhD The swap of 40-acres of Intrenchment Creek Park (ICP) to a private developer never should have happened. Currently, the park land…
By Tom McGowan I was teaching young school children how to do stage carpentry, how to wire a model of a house, about solar energy,…
By Robert M. Sarwark On the evening of Saturday, February 7, I braved the fairly chilly weather to head to The Record Loft ATL, located…
By The Grant Park Neighborhood Association (Anonymous, c. 2005) Editor’s Note: The following is the text of an archived webpage that once appeared on the…