After 86 years, the Atlanta Dogwood Festival is facing an uncertain future. Read Maria Saporta’s conversation with the Festival’s executive director, Brian Hill
Author Archives: Kelly Jordan
Kelly Jordan, who has lived in Atlanta since 1968, attended Emory University before he and partners revitalized Little Five Points into one of Atlanta's most eclectic retail districts. In recent years, Kelly has been leading the Arabia Mountain Heritage Area Alliance, and he has been active with a host of non-profit organizations. Decades ago, Kelly wrote architectural criticism for a weekly Atlanta newspaper, and his interest in cultural, natural and built environments is readily apparent in the photos he posts on SaportaReport.
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Chattahoochee Nature Center River Boardwalk Trail and Connection Bridge Dedication – March 15, 2022
Recently, the City of Atlanta secured nine acres bordering the Chattahoochee River in Riverside, creating Atlanta’s newest natural oasis. Read the column from Hannah E. Jones on Lower Paul Park.
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Peachtree Shared Street Removal Protest – March 14, 2022
Read Carden Wyckoff’s Guest Column about the Peachtree Shared Space project: Mayor Dickens: Move Atlanta forward with Shared Peachtree today
