Today's top Atlanta news stories from Inside The Perimeter neighborhoods. Updated daily with local development, transit, food, and community coverage.
The free viewing party on Decatur Square has become one of metro Atlanta's biggest World Cup gathering spots, with quarterfinals, the final, and seven concerts still to come.
Lionel Messi scored again at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, pushing to the front of the World Cup's top-scorer race as the tournament rolls through its Atlanta matches.
Two duplexes are rising at Gibson and Cummings streets, a block off the BeltLine's Southeast Trail, the latest intown infill to replace a former church.
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.
'More Perfect Union: The American Civil War Era' fills roughly 9,000 square feet with hundreds of artifacts, marking a century since the center's founding.
After backlash for painting over a tribute to the late WSB-TV anchor at its Grant Park cafe, the coffee company says a replacement mural is now being designed.
The bookseller reopened at the Edgewood Retail Center, drawing long morning lines from customers who never wanted it to go in the first place.
Purposers OOH is deploying battery-powered three-wheelers with digital ad screens along the BeltLine, Midtown, and the stadium district to catch this summer's crowds.
The upscale Southern steakhouse on West Peachtree, co-founded by the celebrity chef, shut down after its final dinner service with no reason given.
Mico Quijano ran the world's largest 10K in a hot dog costume, handing out foil-wrapped Costco dogs along the route, and now wants to make it a tradition.