Public outcry stalls proposal to replace Beltline light rail with bike, scooter lanes
An Atlanta City Council resolution to install paved bike and scooter lanes on land earmarked for a promised tramline on the Beltline was tabled right before dozens of Atlantans spoke out against it at Monday’s city council meeting. At least 25 Atlantans spoke against District 8 Councilmember Mary No
All but three statewide races head to a runoff
A plethora of open Republican and Democratic races statewide attracted crowded fields for Georgia’s May 19 midterm primaries. That means a lot of primary races on both sides of the aisle are going to runoffs on June 16 — most notably, the Republican gubernatorial and senate races. For the governor’s
Metro Atlanta legislative primary runoffs to watch
Five of the 15 metro Atlanta legislative primaries that we’ve been watching are heading to runoffs on June 16, because open Democratic seats for the May 19 primaries going to a runoff attracted a plethora of candidates. Here are the runoff candidates for these five Democratic primaries, along with t
Despite strong Democratic turnout, progressive judicial challengers mostly came up short
Even with blockbuster Democratic turnout, most progressive challengers failed to unseat incumbent judges Georgia’s nonpartisan judicial races, which were decided on Tuesday. Several voters whom Atlanta Civic Circle and our Election Day reporting partners spoke to said they weren’t even aware there
Three Fulton County Commission posts go to Democratic primary runoffs
The hotly contested three-way Democratic primary for Fulton County Commission Chair will be settled in a runoff between incumbent Robb Pitts, who won 35% of the vote, and former District 4 Commissioner Mo Ivory, with 40%. District 5 Commissioner Marvin Arrington, Jr. finished third with 25% of the
West Georgia 24-6 West Alabama (Oct 7, 2023) Final Score - ESPN
West Georgia 24-6 West Alabama (Oct 7, 2023) Final Score ESPN
Power Grid Technology Leader Breaks Ground in West Georgia - Georgia Economic Development
Power Grid Technology Leader Breaks Ground in West Georgia Georgia Economic Development
Dickens pitches pared-back TAD extensions to fund $5.5B neighborhood plan
Mayor Andre Dickens is dialing back his bid to extend the timelines for all eight of Atlanta’s tax allocation districts (TADs) to fund his $5.5 billion Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative, while promising greater accountability and community input. City Councilmember Michael Julian Bond on Monday i
Baseball Secures Series Sweep On Senior Day Over West Georgia, 5-1 - University of North Florida Athletics
Baseball Secures Series Sweep On Senior Day Over West Georgia, 5-1 University of North Florida Athletics
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