Approximately 30 people attended the Nepali Earthquake vigil at Woodruff Park to rally for support and donations for the victims on Thursday. The Nepali earthquake shook the northern part of Nepal killing more than thousands […]
MARTA has proposed five new rail stops for expanded service along GA 400 northbound and into the city of Alpharetta, according to MARTA spokesperson Saba Long. The new stops would include Northridge Road, Holcomb Bridge […]
With the Atlanta BeltLine network projecting to expand further, the organization has been working to engage with and inform communities near its trails. Ericka Davis, Atlanta BeltLine Communications and Media Relations Director, said the BeltLine […]
Gov. Nathan Deal signed Georgia House Bill 1 (HB 1) on April 16, legalizing cannabis extracts for individuals with debilitating conditions. HB 1, also called “Haleigh’s Hope Act,” was named after five-year-old Haleigh Cox who […]
Forty year advocate of marijuana reform Paul Cornwell will debut his new store called The Pot Shop located in Little 5 Points on April 20 at 4:20 p.m. The shop boldly sports a neon green, […]
Editor’s Note: There were some concerns in this article that have been addressed in a later follow-up. Click here for updates. Last updated: April 21, 2015; 11:11 a.m. Homeowners say the Atlanta BeltLine’s expansion could […]
[slideshow_deploy id=’10348′] Stop Mass Incarceration Network members and protesters carried picket signs and megaphones for the Stop Murder by Police event held in Woodruff Park on Tuesday, April 14 at 2:30 p.m. The network […]
Updated on April 15 at 10:19 a.m. Power went out across Georgia State’s main campus for on Tuesday, April 14 at approximately 3:41 p.m. Georgia State’s Technology Services reported that more than 10 buildings on […]
New research reveals that there is an Atlanta HIV/AIDS epidemic, sparking concern in students within the demographic of people identified as at risk for contracting the virus. Approximately half of newly diagnosed HIV patients in […]
Users of transportation companies like Uber and Lyft can look forward to the same low rates even if Georgia’s ridesharing regulation bills are ratified, according to Joel R. Quinn, a two-year Uber driver and moderator […]
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