Digest Archive
Every daily briefing we've published, newest first. Each digest pulls from a dozen local sources to give you the day's top stories from Inside The Perimeter.
The BeltLine's new I-20 bridge and Segment 6 overhaul are closer than you think, affordable housing along the corridor hits 79% of goal, and a federal judge saves $14.5 million in Atlanta homeless funding. Plus: Georgia's legislature wraps a messy Sine Die, Atlanta throws a 404 Day party, and PUMA brings World Cup energy Downtown.
Mayor Dickens' $10 billion neighborhood plan hits snags over TAD extensions, Decatur sells a key property for workforce housing, and the Georgia legislature rushes to wrap up its session. Plus: two Atlanta restaurants earn James Beard finalist nods, MARTA rolls out its new Breeze fare system, and the Braves drop game two to the A's.
Midtown International School abruptly closes with just days' notice, two Atlanta restaurants earn James Beard Award finalist nods, and Trans Day of Visibility brings a summit to City Hall. Plus: Tyler Perry's TSA gift cards get the green light, 404 Day events kick off this week, and the Braves shut out the A's 4-0.
MARTA's Better Breeze fare system goes live citywide, a massive downtown tower conversion aims to bring 400 affordable apartments to Georgia-Pacific Center, and TSA workers finally get paid after six weeks. Plus: 404 Day events kick off this weekend and Atlanta's Vietnam War Memorial gets a long-overdue dedication in Piedmont Park.
Thousands march across Atlanta in No Kings protests, a board game cafe is coming to Grant Park near the BeltLine, and the Braves shut out the Royals on opening night. Plus: South Downtown transforms for World Cup, and a massive gaming lounge opens near Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Georgia State reveals major plans to transform Summerhill into an athletics hub, the Senate finally passes TSA funding to end airport chaos, and the Braves open their 60th Atlanta season at home tonight. Plus, a new wine shop is coming to Old Fourth Ward.
A long-stalled Reynoldstown project finally breaks ground a block from the Eastside Trail, Inman Park gets a new Asian comfort food spot, and someone's pet python is loose on the BeltLine. Meanwhile, airport chaos continues as ICE agents patrol Hartsfield-Jackson and TSA workers go unpaid.
Big day for the SE BeltLine as Reynoldstown finally sees that long-stalled development start moving dirt, while a new Asian comfort food spot just opened in Inman Park. Meanwhile, the airport chaos is hitting close to home with ICE agents walking the terminals.
Big BeltLine news today with visuals dropping for that Oakland City MARTA connector trail, plus downtown's Two Peachtree affordable housing project hits a snag. Oh, and MARTA's new tap-to-pay system finally goes live next week.
It's been a busy day for Southeast Atlanta, with a major apartment project moving forward near Grant Park and The Beacon, while Decatur continues its heated battle over that controversial learning center. Meanwhile, the airport's still a mess with TSA delays.
Another wild day across the BeltLine corridor and ITP. Decatur's heated up over that controversial learning center while the BeltLine dropped some major Murphy Crossing updates. Meanwhile, Atlanta airport turned into absolute chaos with 2+ hour TSA lines.
Grant Park's Beacon is struggling with vacancy issues along the Beltline, while the Westside community organizes against a massive proposed homeless shelter near the new Beltline section. Plus, Atlanta's getting ready for World Cup festivities at Centennial Olympic Park.
It's been a tough weekend around the metro, with deadly shootings in Athens and South Fulton, while Mayor Dickens is still dodging that firefighter union contract. Meanwhile, Atlanta United finally got their first win and there's decent weather before storms roll in tomorrow.