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Wednesday, March 25, 2026

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.

12 stories · 6 sections

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Lead story Urbanize Atlanta

Reynoldstown Townhomes Finally Break Ground Near the BeltLine

That empty lot at Chester and Fulton Terrace is finally seeing action. Lennar is building 33 townhomes about a block from the Eastside Trail, with condos to follow. The site sat vacant for nearly five years.

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Food & Drink

3 stories

Mushi Ni Brings Peking Chicken and Soft Shell Crab Bao to Inman Park Rough Draft Atlanta
Lewis Barbecue Brings Austin-Style Smoke to the BeltLine Atlanta Magazine
Where to Eat at Mercedes-Benz Stadium Ahead of the World Cup Eater Atlanta

Transit & Infrastructure

2 stories

ICE Agents Patrol Hartsfield-Jackson as TSA Shutdown Chaos Continues Georgia Recorder
Atlanta Startup Launches App to Help You Beat Airport Chaos Hypepotamus

Politics & Policy

1 story

City Council Advances Resolutions to Limit ICE in Atlanta Atlanta Civic Circle

Community

4 stories

DeKalb School Closures Spark Angry Parent Protests at Lakeside High Decaturish
Team USA Trains at Atlanta United Facility for World Cup Prep The Atlanta Voice
SW Atlanta Residents Block Alcohol Sales at Controversial Gas Station Capital B Atlanta
Remembering Ed McBrayer, the Man Who Built Atlanta's Trails SaportaReport

Public Safety

1 story

8-Foot Python Spotted on the Atlanta BeltLine WSB-TV

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