The City of Atlanta needs a lot of help right now. I’ve written previously about what makes me hopeful. There’s still some tweaking, and a…
There has been much ado in Atlanta, as of late. Education is a perennial issue in city and state politics. Education receives many stop-gap fixes…
That’s the headline that would have been written in the in the main stream media if State Senator Josh McLaurin (D – Sandy Springs) was…
SB 233, the Promise Scholarship Account legislations failed last night by a vote of 85-89. One Democrat crossed over to vote with the Republicans, while…
On Thursday the House moved to table SB 233, the Promise Scholarship Account bill. Five Republicans were not on the Floor of the House for…
EDIT: A previous version of this post indicated Sherry Williams was an APAB member, appointed by NPU R. Instead, she was an ACRB member, previously…
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…
A number of challenges in Georgia present themselves in Atlanta. People like to forget we’re all on the same team and often encounter the same…
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…