Much hay was made last year in the AJC and at City Hall regarding an audit of MARTA. More recently though, a bus rapid transit…
In my last piece, I discussed the need for ethics reform within the City of Atlanta. As luck would have it, a recent appointment to…
The breaking news came at us fast and furious this week, but don’t worry, we have thoughts about it all. Topics included: Learn more about…
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…
This isn’t capitalism, this is bull. The Development Authority of Fulton County is at it again. I guess they’re in the Christmas spirit and past…
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…
IDK, honestly… And now Dickens has been elected as the Atlanta Regional Commission Chair. What I do know is that the City of Atlanta employees…
Sitting in the second of the Georgia Senate Study Committee on Foster Care & Adoption meetings was different this time. Both my husband and our…
I was saddened to read of the passing of former AJC Editor Jim Wooten on Oct. 29 at the age of 78. Jim was the…
I have referred to living in Atlanta as a trauma experience in previous posts. I’d like to offer some insight and context to more fully…