A new memorial tree honors Akbar Imhotep, the storyteller who brought about a turning point in the Wren’s Nest’s history.
From messy drama to new legislation, catch up on the most important moments from metro Atlanta's latest public meetings—and ...
Our weekly feature, Community Notebook, is filled with snippets of information, conversations, and reporting about the ...
From messy drama to new legislation, catch up on the most important moments from metro Atlanta's latest public meetings—and ...
Self-reliance is the core of the Metro Atlanta Urban Farm philosophy, whether that’s nurturing a patch of tomatoes or okra in ...
Canopy Atlanta asked over 140 Tri-Cities community members about the journalism they needed. Residents raised the area’s walkability and existing public transportation as major issues. One East Point ...
Canopy Atlanta asked Bankhead community members about the journalism they needed and this story emerged from that feedback. Canopy Atlanta also trains and pays community members, our Fellows, to learn ...
Canopy Atlanta works towards a future where every community in metro Atlanta has local residents who provide information and storytelling to help build more equitable, stronger communities. We believe ...
“If we can put four on the truck, we can prevent a funeral. If we don’t, we might be asking you for six so we can lower the casket into the ground.” Nate Bailey, president of IAFF Local 134 and ...
Playlist compiled by Nile Kendall and Christina Lee. Travis Denson and Vincent Richardson helped turn Bankhead into a hip-hop landmark by selling CDs and white tees out of a bread truck. BEFORE ...
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