South Atlanta residents question the process behind the installation of a mural to commemorate the 1906 Race Massacre, citing a lack of community engagement.

Our weekly feature, Community Notebook, is filled with snippets of information, conversations, and reporting about the communities where we work.

Our weekly feature, Community Notebook, is filled with snippets of information, conversations, and reporting about the communities where we work.

Our weekly feature, Community Notebook, is filled with snippets of information, conversations, and reporting about the communities where we work.

Residents see the neighborhood’s vacant properties and wonder why some community members get shut out of housing

Read Canopy Atlanta’s community reporting in a new magazine-style format.

How coffee shops created community in Lakewood Heights

“If you look at the threads of the history of Atlanta, they’re woven into that place.”

Presenting Canopy Atlanta’s guide to the community, from a historic cemetery to up-and-coming Black-owned businesses.

Ann Hill Bond honors Floyd Carmichael, who was lynched off Pryor Street in 1906.

Lakewood Heights residents wonder what will replace everything the assembly plant left behind—though there’s no shortage of ideas.

View the official trailer for Canopy Atlanta’s Lakewood Heights issue.

“I picture a thriving neighborhood based on healthy living, a lifestyle, mixed income households—very similar to, say, Grant Park, but different, of course.”

The famed photographer, activist, and teacher has lived in Lakewood Heights since 1976. Here’s how he’s seen his neighborhood change.

Destinee Marbley remembers how Atlanta’s “skincare chef” inspired her own journey as a wellness practitioner.

While the origins behind those neighborhood signs are mysterious, local businesses aspire to carry on that legacy.

Residents with ties to the south Atlanta neighborhood told us which issues they want to see covered in our next Community Issue. Here’s what they had to say.