Kwanza Hall
Atlanta City Councilmember Kwanza Hall wants to relocate and reopen the closed Martin Luther King Jr. Natatorium. The swimming pool facility was closed by the city of Atlanta in November 2012 following an engineering study ...
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 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 Residents of Atlanta’s Old 4th Ward neighborhood will soon open the Boulevard Food Co-op. It’s a collaboration of the O4W neighborhood, the Atlanta Community Food Bank and Truly Living Well Center ...
By Kim Hutcherson, contributor Atlanta’s City Council has officially banned “the Box” – the question that asks a job applicant to reveal whether he or she has ever been convicted of a crime. Earlier this ...
This story has been updated. By Kim Hutcherson, contributor Construction is set to begin on a series of “high priority” bike lane projects that will change Midtown commutes for cyclists and drivers alike. Dedicated bicycle ...