This was the third and final scheduled town hall for Mayor Dickens. The location change was so abrupt that the pre-printed question forms still had…
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…
Another Friday podcast as work interferes with our normal podcasting schedule. Nevertheless, we persisted. This week’s topics included: A Federal Judge plunges this November’s Public…
Jason, Scot, and Buzz break down the latest political news and gossip from around the state and nation, in this special Friday edition of the…
Last week I wrote about my challenges within the Atlanta Planning Advisory Board (APAB) as we navigate the Executive Order signed by Mayor Andre Dickens…
My colleague at the Georgia Center for Opportunity Erik Randolph, with Dr. Vance Ginn of the Texas Public Policy Foundation penned an op-ed about Atlanta’s…
The Georgia Center for Opportunity (GCO), where I work, has released a new report linking the number of jobs lost in a given state with…
Yesterday I attended an event joined by other REALTORS® and some Neighborhood Planning Unit leaders alike. We all sat and listened to Mayor-Elect Andre Dickens…
While many may debate the proper role of government, most would agree that creating roads is a reasonable expectation in exchange for taxes. City streets…
Saturday my neighborhood experienced some drama. Squealing tires, smoke rising from a busy intersection and watching cars back down the medians in front of my…