Today's top Atlanta news stories from Inside The Perimeter neighborhoods. Updated daily with local development, transit, food, and community coverage.
A CBRE researcher argues that a three-mile stretch of Peachtree Creek beneath I-85 and Piedmont Road, right where the BeltLine is about to break ground on new trails, could one day give intown Atlanta the waterfront it has always lacked.
The Atlanta Department of Transportation is exploring a partnership that would feed pothole data from Waymo's robotaxi fleet and Waze's driver network straight into the city's 311 system.
A new 16-home infill project called The Row 900 is going up on the 900 block of Hank Aaron Drive in Peoplestown, right on the path of MARTA's new Rapid A-Line. Homes range from 1,500 to 2,000 square feet with prices starting around $600K.
Mayor Dickens announced a 23,000-square-foot cultural hub on the 8th floor of The CTR (formerly CNN Center) that will host eight signature activations from June 14 through July 14 with free programming for locals and visitors.
The Midtown Manhattan restaurant is opening its first location outside New York in a 3,600-square-foot Inman Quarter space, with hand-pulled noodles, Peking duck, and Chairman Mao's Red-Braised Pork on the menu.
Incumbent Robb Pitts, Commissioner Marvin Arrington Jr., and former Commissioner Mo Ivory traded shots at a labor-hosted forum Thursday night, splitting over the troubled Fulton County Jail and whether to extend the city's tax allocation districts.
A 2024 state law bans counting ballots via QR codes after July 1, but the legislature adjourned without funding the switch or extending the deadline, leaving November's election plans genuinely uncertain.
One in six Atlanta children will go hungry tonight, the food bank says, as inflation and cuts to federal assistance programs drive pantry traffic to record levels across its 29-county service area.