Soon, two MARTA rail cars will sit at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean.
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High Museum working to survey, preserve its vast collection
This is a crucial project for the High’s team to understand the condition of each piece and take measures to slow the art’s aging process.
Local sustainability experts share tips to make homes, buildings more eco-friendly
“My favorite definition [of sustainability] means we’re living more lightly on the earth. Not that we’re perfect, but we’re better,” said Moderator Henry Slack.
Dunwoody Nature Center’s new adult education course teaches green skills
Kicking off on Sept. 13, this adult education course will provide a space for folks who are passionate about the environment to learn conservation skills.
Chastain Horse Park wraps on Phase 1 of expansion project, starting Phase 2
Once complete, the team will have the capacity to eventually double their therapeutic offerings.
Atlanta BeltLine breaks ground on segment of Northeast Trail, winds through Piedmont Park
Northeast Trail Segment 1 is a .9 mile stretch that will connect Segment 2 and the Eastside Trail.
Cumberland Hopper: Metro Atlanta gets an electric, self-driving shuttle
The electric shuttles can carry up to eight passengers and travels up to 15 mph.
Chattahoochee Conservancy hires first-ever executive director
The decision comes after the Board of Directors’ national search with over 100 qualified candidates and four rounds of interviews.
DeKalb County releases new tool to encourage developers to purchase, clean-up contaminated sites
These plots are referred to as “brownfields,” a site where development and reuse are impacted by environmental contamination.
MOCA GA finalizes plans for new home at Goat Farm, seeks final $4 million
Wanting to continue to grow and further establish the museum as a champion of Georgia artists, the folks at MOCA GA are now putting the final touches on the plans for their new home at the Goat Farm Arts Center.
GSU receives $1.85 million to study impact of remote learning on K-12 students
Two years after returning to the classroom, students across the nation are still dealing with the impacts of the pandemic and remote learning.
Ghost Pools: Public art installation commemorates the pools of East Point’s past
“Ghost Pools” tells the tale of how two pools became a battleground over integration and were eventually abandoned in the early ‘80s.
A message of sustainability told through downtown’s digital billboards
The exhibition looks at what it means to be sustainable in modern times, particularly in digital and urban landscapes.
Mothers & Others for Clean Air push for electric school buses in Georgia
If a child rides the bus, that is generally the most polluted air they breathe all day.
New data shows Okefenokee mining plans could release ‘carbon bomb’
The Okefenokee Swamp has an estimated 200 million tons of peat. When exposed, it emits carbon dioxide.
Local leaders celebrate President Carter’s legacy, impact of Jimmy Carter Boulevard
The program allowed visitors to honor Carter as he nears the end of his life.
City Council member introduces legislation to double Atlanta’s Parks Improvement Fund
Under this legislation, the annual fund would go from $16 million to about $32 million.
City of Atlanta to purchase West End Performing Arts Center from Fulton County
It looks like ownership of the West End Performing Arts Center is changing hands.
Blue Heron Nature Preserve presents annual outdoor art exhibit on its 30 acres
By Hannah E. Jones As a celebration of the intersection of art and nature, Blue Heron Nature Preserve in North Buckhead recently opened its ninth annual outdoor art exhibition — Art of Nature. Each year, local artists use elements of the outdoors to create artworks that relate to Blue Heron, the environment and humanity’s role […]
Lightning, Struck: Multimedia project remembers Black neighborhood demolished for the Georgia Dome
Today, little physical evidence remains of Lightning, one of Atlanta’s oldest neighborhoods.
