The nonprofit that helps raise money for the Atlanta Beltline has named a new chair and five new members of its board of directors.

Atlanta police confirmed they gave out three citations recently along the BeltLine for selling puppies without a permit.

Take a Free Carriage Ride in Norcross On February 12th, downtown Norcross offers free carriage rides from 6 to 8:30 p.m. It's ...

Atlanta Beltline Inc. is shedding light on why a deal fell apart for the redevelopment of Murphy Crossing, a project that ...

Sargent, a new restaurant from the owners of Lucian Books & Wine, will open in 2026 at the New City development in the Old ...

When Rex Rytter, King of Cats, passed away peacefully at the ripe old age of 16, his human, Chantelle Rytter, decided to ...

Cam Kirk Studios celebrates its new location on the Atlanta BeltLine, expanding its role in the city's creative scene.

The team behind Lucian Books & Wine will open their second restaurant, Sargent, in spring 2026 on the Eastside Beltline in Old Fourth Ward.

On Monday, the Atlanta City Council voted unanimously to rename Central Avenue, where Atlanta City Hall sits, and Westside ...