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In the shadow of today’s Ponce City Market, the Ponce Springs area transformed into a pond, a ballpark, and then a shopping mall, as two grand trees witnessed it all.

While most of Atlanta might resemble a quiet, eerie scene from The Walking Dead right now, due to coronavirus outbreak concerns, the metro area’s population continues to swell. Between 2010 and ...

North of Atlanta, the ‘School Bus Graveyard’ is a wonderland of public art What started as a means to thwart thieves has evolved into a bizarre, beautiful mecca for art enthusiasts around the ...

Atlantans sacrifice a lot of time to the city’s traffic woes. Sweetandweak.com It should come as no surprise to most Atlantans that rush-hour(s) traffic on the city’s interstates dominates ...

A major expansion could boost the limited transit system. In the meantime, it’s a good place to nap.

Just days after the Atlanta City Council proposed legislation that would urge CSX Transportation to be mindful of community wishes when mulling the possible sale of Hulsey Yard, the railroad giant ...

From Summerhill to Piedmont Heights, your go-to guide for picking the best neighborhood in the ATL right now.

Numerous points at 1050 W. Conway Drive NW afford views across the reflecting pond and horse pastures. Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty The eclectic universe of ITP Atlanta ...

Unlike some cities, though, Atlanta did become more diverse over a decade of sweeping changes, per a U.S. News analysis.

The team that includes Atlanta Beltline visionary Ryan Gravel aims for a transit-connected mini city sensitize to displacement.

Edgewood’s ‘Teardown House’ boldly protests gentrification, police brutality Despite complaints, this rainbowed bungalow aims to help neighbors and make statements on a street that’s ...