In this reflection, Brent Brewer writes about an old op-ed that highlights the way print design once elevated community reporting into a shared civic conversation.
The real vision for Atlanta’s neighborhoods might not be about comparison at all. It might be about wholeness—each community growing into its own version of what thriving looks like, without losing the essence of who they are.
Environmental groups and community advocates are raising concerns that these repeated flooding events are not only a safety hazard but also a public health and environmental justice issue.
Donna Stephens wanted her neighborhood park to have seating for families who came to the park to watch their children play games. So she worked to make it happen.
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