The week in local news.
A successful calving season is crucial for the survival of this vulnerable aquatic mammal.
Twin Pines seeks to mine 582 acres along Trail Ridge, a hydrological divide between the swamp and St. Marys River.
"I remembered a time when I was happy,” survivor Nate Leipciger said. “It had only been a few years earlier but to me, it seemed like a lifetime.”
Last year, Zoo Atlanta and partners published 16 peer-reviewed papers, tackling subjects like the functions of an elephant trunk and assembling the genome of a critically endangered species.
The week in local news.
"Waters of the United States" was published to the national register on Jan. 18 and will go into effect on March 20.
Park Pride empowers residents to invest in and activate their neighborhood parks, using an inclusive, collaborative and personalized approach.
The entanglement is considered a “serious injury,” meaning she will likely die.
The week in local news.
In 2022, State Farm Arena diverted over 2.5 million pounds of waste from local landfills.
“Fungi: Web of Life” and “Wings Over Water” explore the intricacies of the natural world and its abundance of unique flora and fauna.
New urbanism, election integrity, transformational leadership — with the G-2 Institute, these critical topics will be tackled under one roof in Atlanta.
The Paddle-A-Thon includes over a dozen challenges and 220 miles of paddling adventures throughout the state’s water trail system.
Happy New Year, Atlanta! The SaportaReport team is looking forward to another year of keeping our readers up-to-date on the most important news around the city and metro area. As we dive into 2023, let’s ...
From Thanksgiving to the New Year, Americans throw away about 25 percent more trash than any other time of year.
Williams selected 24 sites for the photo exhibition, which are displayed throughout the length of the park.
Happy holidays, Atlanta!
DCPL invites the community to celebrate Kwanzaa and the 30th anniversary of the naming of the Wesley Chapel-William C. Brown Library.
Each year, an estimated 365 million or more birds die in the U.S. from colliding with buildings.
Hannah E. Jones
Hannah Jones is an Atlanta native and Georgia State University graduate, with a major in journalism and minor in public policy. She began studying journalism in high school and has since served as a reporter and editor for two newspapers. Hannah managed the Arts and Living section of The Signal, Georgia State’s independent award-winning newspaper. She has a passion for environmental issues, urban life and telling a good story. Hannah can be reached at hannah@saportareport.com.
Recent Posts
Recent Posts
- Empowering Atlanta
- Financial Inclusion
- Global Health
- Higher Education
- Historic Westside
- Innovation Digest
- Metro Business
- People, Places, Parks
- Philanthropy
- Poverty and Equity
- Securing Atlanta’s Future
- Views From Peachtree
- Sustainable Communities
- Transit
- Money Matters
Visit the Atlanta Civic Circle, a nonprofit journalism and civic engagement site, which works on community-wide issues and solutions.
