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Rail resolution  Tuesday, Sept. 22 — The winless Atlanta Falcons will look to quarterback Michael Penix Jr. to get them on track, naming him the starter for Thursday night’s game at Green Bay. It will be Penix’s first start since tearing his ACL last November, after two shaky outings from backups Cooper Rush and Jack Strand. 🌩️ […]

Atlanta nonprofit Concrete Jungle fights food insecurity with volunteers harvesting surplus produce

Concrete Jungle began life as an urban apple-picking endeavor by a bunch of Atlanta college students in 2006. Now a nonprofit organization, Concrete Jungle has foraged and donated more than one million pounds of produce to help fight food insecurity.

Sandy Springs housing and land use dominate planning discussion

Sandy Springs residents expressed support for increased housing diversity during recent community meetings, though disagreements remain regarding the specific locations and densities for new development.

Atlanta City Council sends Beltline rail resolution to mayor's office

The Atlanta City Council unanimously passed a resolution urging officials to finalize a light rail implementation plan for the 22-mile Beltline corridor by early 2027.

Democrats and Republicans find common ground in affordable housing debate: Curb corporate landlords

Georgia candidates from both political parties are finding rare common ground by pledging to address the growing influence of corporate-owned housing on affordability and tenant quality of life.