By Kim Hutcherson, contributor It’s been about a year and a half since Dante’s Down the Hatch closed to make way for a 10-story luxury apartment tower. For decades, the eclectic fondue-and-jazz restaurant was the ...
This story has been updated. By Kim Hutcherson, contributor Danny Beard is an Atlanta institution. As co-owner of Wax’n’Facts record store in Little Five Points, he has been providing alternative and hard-to-find music for the ...
By Kim Hutcherson, contributor It’s been four months since the Boulevard Food Co-op formally opened its doors and made its first food distribution to member-owners. So far, it’s not only a rousing success, but also ...
By Kim Hutcherson, contributor The recommendations of the Imagine Memorial Design Studio could be a step closer to becoming reality. Atlanta City Councilmember Natalyn Archibong has introduced a measure that would create the Imagine Memorial ...
This story has been updated. By Kim Hutcherson, contributor Ana Kucelin doesn’t mince words. She says her Kirkwood neighbors helped her family survive their most trying ordeal. In February of this year, doctors discovered a ...
This story has been updated. By Kim Hutcherson, contributor Atlanta’s Mayor says the long-promised streetcar will be open for riders by the end of the year. On Mayor Kasim Reed has said the service will ...
This story has been updated. By Kim Hutcherson, Contributor They’ve attended meetings, they’ve studied traffic patterns, and they’ve crunched numbers. Now, Georgia Tech students with the Memorial Drive Design Studio have a cohesive set of recommendations, ...
By Kim Hutcherson, contributor Atlanta has seen its share of controversy over public art in recent weeks. At the end of October, the city made national news when Cabbagetown artists painted over artwork in the ...
By Kim Hutcherson, contributor The Atlanta Beltline’s largest expansion to-date is now underway at historic Adair Park. Construction for the Westside Trail kicked off with a ceremony held Nov.12, marking the first step toward the ...
By Kim Hutcherson, contributor Best-selling author and transgender activist Janet Mock talked about life, identity and authenticity Thursday night at Agnes Scott College in Decatur. A diverse and exuberant crowd packed Gaines Hall. Mock and ...