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Atlanta BeltLine hosting virtual public meeting for transit study

Buckhead Reporter 9/27 3:48A Collin Kelley

Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. is hosting a virtual citywide public meeting on Oct. 2 at 6:30 p.m. for the launch of the BeltLine Transit Study . The planning study is for a 13.6-mile portion of the rail...

WABE Studios launches ‘(re)Defining History’ series with Atlanta Race Massacre episode

Reporter Newspapers Brookhaven 9/27 3:00A Sammie Purcell

Dr. Maurice Hobson in (re)Defining History: Uncovering the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre. With a new series called “(re)Defining History,” WABE Studios hopes to take a closer look at unexamined parts of...

Peachtree Creek Greenway appoints Josh White as executive director

Reporter Newspapers Brookhaven 9/27 2:37A Logan C. Ritchie

Josh White has been appointed the new executive director of Peachtree Creek Greenway , the 1.3-mile waterfront trail that will eventually connect 12 miles of Atlanta, Brookhaven, Chamblee, and...

Wood Partners closes on Nashville property eyed for 325-unit development

Atlanta Business Chronicle 9/27 1:51A Sophia Young

“We made an early prediction that the Greenway, much like the Beltline in Atlanta, will play a huge role in the future of Nashville, and were the first to significantly invest in Greenway living."

Three faces helping Atlanta become America's soccer capital

Atlanta Business Chronicle 9/27 1:25A Chris Fuhrmeister

Here are three people elevating Atlanta's status as a U.S. soccer hub.

U.S. Senate moves on short-term spending bill in struggle to avoid shutdown days away

Northwest GA News 9/26 3:39P Jennifer Shutt

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate is on track to clear a short-term government funding bill in the days ahead, but it wasn’t clear Tuesday if that would happen before the Saturday midnight deadline to avert a shutdown, or if House…

Mayor blames interest rates for Sandy Springs development slowdown

Sandy Springs Reporter 9/26 12:21P Bob Pepalis

Sandy Springs Mayor Rusty Paul gave his annual State of the City address to the Sandy Springs Perimeter Chamber on Tuesday. (Bob Pepalis) Sandy Springs Mayor Rusty Paul said higher interest rates have...

How a looming government shutdown could hit national parks

Northwest GA News 9/26 12:00P Jacob Fischler

National parks and nearby communities could forego millions of dollars per day during a partial government shutdown that could start this weekend. Would-be visitors will likely see restrictions on park access, though the extent of those...