Atlanta is having a moment. And not a good one. In the midst of what would fuel my default hopeful optimism about the city is…
Open Records complaints can be an excellent means of transparency. Unfortunately in Atlanta, we seem to interpret the law differently here. I referenced them previously…
I’ve taken an unexpected respite from writing for a minute as life has come at me fast in the last few weeks. First, I traveled…
Atlanta City Council voted, as expected, to approve the additional $67M $31M for Cop City. The vote was 11-4, with the four no votes being…
Greetings from the Upside Down, or aka Atlanta, the current epicenter of police-led oppression with headlines that I would normally see gracing the Babylon Bee!…
This week’s tragedy in Atlanta was horrible, yet not uncommon, sadly. I was actually pretty surprised about an active shooter situation making the news so…
My last piece focused on the Comprehensive Development Plan process in regard to Cop City. I’ve written extensively about the Atlanta Planning Advisory Board (APAB)…
I attended the second Town Hall for Mayor Dickens, this time at Peachtree Road Methodist. In contrast to the not-quite-filled pews of Cascade Methodist, Peachtree…
My writing on the City of Atlanta has been extensive in the past year. We don’t have as robust of media coverage as in the…
I’ve been writing a lot about process and politics, but this week I’ll talk about how this and our individual actions contribute over time to…