Buckhead Ritz-Carlton hotel and residential tower plan draws density and parking questions

Posted by John Ruch | Aug 7, 2020

Judith Schonbak is remembered as artist, writer and naturalist

Posted by John Ruch | Aug 5, 2020

Grassroots memorial honors John Lewis at his namesake school in Brookhaven

Posted by Erin Schilling | Aug 4, 2020

Chattahoochee River proposal calls for 100-mile trail, local connections

Posted by Bob Pepalis | Aug 2, 2020

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Politics
Coronavirus

Atlanta unveils program recommendations for young water-sellers

by John Ruch | Aug 7, 2020

The city of Atlanta has unveiled the incentive part of its carrot-and-stick approach to dealing with youths who sell bottled water in the streets. Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms on Aug....

DeKalb Schools removes John Lewis memorial at namesake elementary school

by Erin Schilling | Aug 7, 2020
Buckhead Ritz-Carlton hotel and residential tower plan draws density and parking questions

by John Ruch | Aug 7, 2020
Teen charged with armed robbery of children selling water in Buckhead

by John Ruch | Aug 6, 2020
Rooms To Go regional headquarters to move from Dunwoody to Brookhaven

by Erin Schilling | Aug 6, 2020

Atlanta unveils program recommendations for young water-sellers

by John Ruch | Aug 7, 2020

The city of Atlanta has unveiled the incentive part of its carrot-and-stick approach to dealing with youths who sell bottled water in the streets. Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms on Aug....

State Sen. Harrell discusses COVID-19 liability, Brookhaven mayor term limits and other legislation

by Erin Schilling | Aug 6, 2020
Atlanta mayor issues seven administrative orders on police use of force

by Collin Kelley | Aug 5, 2020
Grassroots memorial honors John Lewis at his namesake school in Brookhaven

by Erin Schilling | Aug 4, 2020
Dunwoody’s citywide racial dialogue stalls because of pandemic, mayor says

by Erin Schilling | Aug 4, 2020

Worth Knowing: TurningPoint helps breast cancer survivors with ‘support puzzle’ of pandemic era

by Carol Niemi | Aug 9, 2020

One day in 2015, while riding in the car with her mother, eighth-grader Lauren Scalise overheard her mother Stephanie take a phone call. “She got this random phone call, and...

Robin’s Nest: Finding our true selves in the pandemic

by Robin Conte | Aug 8, 2020
Mask-wearing mandate could save almost 500 lives in Fulton by Nov. 1, consultant says

by Bob Pepalis | Aug 6, 2020
Brookhaven and Dunwoody’s ZIP code COVID-19 diagnoses rise 25 cases

by Erin Schilling | Aug 6, 2020
Aug. 5 Atlanta/Sandy Springs COVID-19 report: 310 more diagnoses; 14-day trend is down

by John Ruch | Aug 5, 2020

Sandy Springs Reporter

Worth Knowing: TurningPoint helps breast cancer survivors with ‘support puzzle’ of pandemic era

by Carol Niemi | Aug 9, 2020

One day in 2015, while riding in the car with her mother, eighth-grader Lauren Scalise overheard her mother Stephanie take a phone call. “She got this random phone call, and...

Robin’s Nest: Finding our true selves in the pandemic

by Robin Conte | Aug 8, 2020

Dunwoody Reporter

Worth Knowing: TurningPoint helps breast cancer survivors with ‘support puzzle’ of pandemic era

by Carol Niemi | Aug 9, 2020

One day in 2015, while riding in the car with her mother, eighth-grader Lauren Scalise overheard her mother Stephanie take a phone call. “She got this random phone call, and...

Robin’s Nest: Finding our true selves in the pandemic

by Robin Conte | Aug 8, 2020

Brookhaven Reporter

Worth Knowing: TurningPoint helps breast cancer survivors with ‘support puzzle’ of pandemic era

by Carol Niemi | Aug 9, 2020

One day in 2015, while riding in the car with her mother, eighth-grader Lauren Scalise overheard her mother Stephanie take a phone call. “She got this random phone call, and...

Robin’s Nest: Finding our true selves in the pandemic

by Robin Conte | Aug 8, 2020

Buckhead Reporter

Worth Knowing: TurningPoint helps breast cancer survivors with ‘support puzzle’ of pandemic era

by Carol Niemi | Aug 9, 2020

One day in 2015, while riding in the car with her mother, eighth-grader Lauren Scalise overheard her mother Stephanie take a phone call. “She got this random phone call, and...

Robin’s Nest: Finding our true selves in the pandemic

by Robin Conte | Aug 8, 2020

Commentary

Worth Knowing: TurningPoint helps breast cancer survivors with ‘support puzzle’ of pandemic era

by Carol Niemi | Aug 9, 2020

One day in 2015, while riding in the car with her mother, eighth-grader Lauren Scalise overheard her mother Stephanie take a phone call. “She got this random phone call, and...

Robin’s Nest: Finding our true selves in the pandemic

by Robin Conte | Aug 8, 2020
Around Town: New leader of Sandy Springs Conservancy helms park expansions

by Joe Earle | Aug 6, 2020
Commentary: Sandy Springs’ founding wasn’t racist; dialogue calls are divisive

by Reporter Newspapers | Aug 4, 2020
Letter: Sandy Springs City Council should read aloud public comments, improve transparency and engagement

by Reporter Newspapers | Aug 1, 2020

Arts & Entertainment
Food & Drink

Dunwoody Nature Center to hold week-long, socially distanced Butterfly Experience

by Erin Schilling | Aug 6, 2020

Instead of its annual one-day Dunwoody Butterfly Festival, the Dunwoody Nature Center will extend the festival to a week-long Butterfly Experience to socially distance participants Aug. 15-22. The nature center...

Judith Schonbak is remembered as artist, writer and naturalist

by John Ruch | Aug 5, 2020
Reporter Newspapers arts writer killed in crash blamed on driver of stolen vehicle

by John Ruch | Aug 5, 2020
Dunwoody needs public art ordinance and commission, consultant says

by Erin Schilling | Aug 5, 2020
Brookhaven to host four free movie nights in August

by Erin Schilling | Aug 3, 2020

Breadwinner Cafe to open July 31 in Dunwoody Village

by Erin Schilling | Jul 30, 2020

Breadwinner Cafe & Bakery will open a second location in Dunwoody Friday, July 31. Breadwinner has taken over the former location of Wright’s Gourmet Sandwich Shoppe in Dunwoody Village at...

More than 5,000 votes cast for Food That Rocks winners at Sandy Springs’ restaurants

by Bob Pepalis | Jul 27, 2020
Lidl grocery store to open in Brookhaven July 8

by Erin Schilling | Jul 6, 2020
Atlanta mayor reissues COVID-19 orders on water service, parking regulations and occupation tax

by Collin Kelley | Jun 30, 2020
Food That Rocks celebrates Sandy Springs restaurants as pandemic support event

by Bob Pepalis | Jun 29, 2020

Public Safety

Transform 285/400 traffic changes through Aug. 17

by John Ruch | Aug 7, 2020

The Georgia Department of Transportation has announced the latest round of lane and ramp closures and other traffic changes for Transform 285/400, its massive project to reconstruct the I-285/Ga. 400...

Atlanta unveils program recommendations for young water-sellers

by John Ruch | Aug 7, 2020
Sandy Springs donates surplus K-9 SUV to Ashburn police

by Bob Pepalis | Aug 7, 2020
Teen charged with armed robbery of children selling water in Buckhead

by John Ruch | Aug 6, 2020
Mask-wearing mandate could save almost 500 lives in Fulton by Nov. 1, consultant says

by Bob Pepalis | Aug 6, 2020

Education
Faith
Making a Difference

DeKalb Schools removes John Lewis memorial at namesake elementary school

by Erin Schilling | Aug 7, 2020

For weeks, people added to a small memorial to civil right leader John Lewis at his namesake elementary school in Brookhaven. Now DeKalb County School District has removed the memorial...

Dunwoody mayor to host virtual back-to-school meeting with DeKalb Schools superintendent

by Erin Schilling | Aug 6, 2020
Grassroots memorial honors John Lewis at his namesake school in Brookhaven

by Erin Schilling | Aug 4, 2020
Atlanta Public Schools millage rate hearings to come Aug. 10 and 17

by John Ruch | Aug 4, 2020
Atlanta school board sets opening day for Aug. 24; adds mask requirement, new positions

by Collin Kelley | Aug 4, 2020

Dunwoody church to host month-long food drive

by Bob Pepalis | May 29, 2020

Dunwoody’s First Baptist Church Atlanta plans to host a month-long food drive in June to help Atlanta Community Food Bank to help feed those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Drop-offs...

Sandy Springs mayor, Fulton judge to join speakers discussing the Ten Commandments

by John Ruch | May 24, 2020
Some major Christian denominations ask worshipers to stay away during coronavirus

by John Ruch | Mar 13, 2020
New Atlanta Roman Catholic archbishop is named

by John Ruch | Mar 6, 2020
Sandy Springs’ Temple Emanu-El to host discussion on treatment of asylum-seekers

by Dyana Bagby | Jan 15, 2020

Worth Knowing: TurningPoint helps breast cancer survivors with ‘support puzzle’ of pandemic era

by Carol Niemi | Aug 9, 2020

One day in 2015, while riding in the car with her mother, eighth-grader Lauren Scalise overheard her mother Stephanie take a phone call. “She got this random phone call, and...

Atlanta Audubon Society takes new name to reflect statewide mission

by John Ruch | Aug 3, 2020
‘Ghost bike’ memorializes Dunwoody cyclist killed in Sandy Springs

by Erin Schilling | Aug 3, 2020
Buckhead Coalition rethinks its mission, new president says

by John Ruch | Jul 31, 2020
Sandy Springs-based Mercedes-Benz USA extends meals programs through Halloween

by Bob Pepalis | Jul 30, 2020

Perimeter Business

Buckhead Ritz-Carlton hotel and residential tower plan draws density and parking questions

by John Ruch | Aug 7, 2020

An early look at plans for a Ritz-Carlton hotel and residential tower in Buckhead was full of colorful descriptions of its “elevated lifestyle” away from the “burden” of Downtown Atlanta....