The world’s largest study of congestion found rather disturbing results for Atlanta’s congestion. INRIX, which calls itself “the world leader in transportation analytics and connected car services” published its findings in the Global Congestion Ranking. We are the fourth-most congested city in the U.S., only eighth in the world and perhaps most worrisome: we don’t even
Yesterday, in the name of a cause that knows no party lines, Sen. Renee Unterman (R – Buford) and Sen. Gloria Butler (D – Stone Mountain) hosted sex trafficking awareness advocates to the Senate. The group included representatives from Georgia Cares, Street Grace, the United Way of Greater Atlanta, Out of Darkness, Wellspring Living, and City of
In Monday’s column, I referenced this piece by WJBF’s Anne Maxwell: It’s well worth a watch on it’s own. In it, it talks about how Richmond County schools (the City of Augusta) have many failing schools (despite the claims by district spox Kaden Jacobs that failing schools don’t exist post November’s election), but neighboring Columbia
As we mentioned way back when, sometime just before the New Year our Editor in Chief Jon Richards was diagnosed with cancer. He’s since spent about five weeks in the hospital and another four in a skilled nursing/rehabilitation facility. They managed to get him into fighting shape, and yesterday Jon was able to make a
“This Time They Told The Truth” by ZZ Hill. Georgians who crashed kids party and made racial epithets and death threats claim they would “never say” the words they said; sentenced to prison. My sympathy hovers around zero percent. Buckhead masterplan to allow more input on big ideas. Columbia Journalism Review: “It does not feel
