Wender & Roberts’ Boldest Move in 108 Years? Staying Put.
Nell Rainer
September 9, 2026
The most heartening piece of Buckhead retail news this season concerns a business moving only a few doors down. Wender
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What Happens to Fetch When Buckhead Village Gets a Timber Tower
Nell Rainer
September 3, 2026
On June 18, Jamestown filed a Special Administrative Permit application with Atlanta’s Office of Zoning and Development for a 19-story
How a Side Hustle, Antico Casa, Turned Into Half a Million Pizzas Sold
Nell Rainer
September 2, 2026
Born in a West Midtown “laboratory” and perfected during the pandemic, Giovanni Di Palma’s frozen line has conquered Costco’s Southeast
Atlanta Opera’s $72M Molly Blank Center Tracks Toward October 2027 Completion
Nell Rainer
August 27, 2026
Six months after the groundbreaking at the former Bobby Jones Golf Course clubhouse in Haynes Manor, the opera and two
Local Voice: Denise Starling on PATH400 Coming Full Circle
Nell Rainer
August 19, 2026
By Denise Starling, executive director of Livable Buckhead PATH400 started as a straight line through Buckhead. Then the vision stretched
Buckhead’s 7 Most Significant Openings of 2026 So Far, From Cult Bagels to A5 Wagyu
Nell Rainer
August 14, 2026
The Buckhead Paper has parsed through the neighborhood’s latest openings, so you don’t have to. From a Rimini-inspired Italian nightcap
Jeffrey Kalinsky Returns to Atlanta Amid Recent Retail Boom in Buckhead Village
Nell Rainer
August 10, 2026
Atlanta’s fashion and luxury retail community has been abuzz with the news of Jeffrey Kalinsky’s return to Buckhead, along with
An Update on the Beltline’s Northwest Trail: New Records Reveal Who’s Responsible for the Peachtree Creek Suspension Bridge Disassembly, Bennett Street Demolition to Begin
Nell Rainer
August 6, 2026
The Bouncing Bridge over Peachtree Creek This spring, crews began to disassemble the suspension bridge over Peachtree Creek, part of
Inside the Year-Round Farmers Market Hiding Off Collier Road
Nell Rainer
August 5, 2026
When Ben Hautt, founder and managing partner of Robles Partners, traveled with his wife to Seattle in the summer of
Luella to Host Ultra-Exclusive Dinner Supporting Camp Twin Lakes
Nell Rainer
July 31, 2026
On Wednesday, Sept. 23, Luella, one of Buckhead’s buzziest steakhouses, will host the Hundred Acre Charity Wine Dinner, a one-night-only,
Inside Buckhead Restaurant Week: 45 Kitchens, One Neighborhood
Nell Rainer
July 28, 2026
Livable Buckhead, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, is showcasing a bevy of Buckhead’s finest restaurants this week in a bite-sized way.
History, Served with a Twist: Buckhead natives Thornton Kennedy and James Ottley break down the past on “History for Cocktail Parties”
Nell Rainer
July 21, 2026
Thornton Kennedy and James Ottley have always been history buffs, even as their careers carried them in different directions. Kennedy,
City of Atlanta Purchases $7.8 Million Buckhead Estate for Nature Preserve
Nell Rainer
July 15, 2026
Thirty acres of contiguous forest is a rarity anywhere inside the Perimeter. In Buckhead, where mature woodland is routinely carved
Inside the Weezie x Lee Jofa Launch: A Q&A With Co-Founder Liz Eichholz
Nell Rainer
July 14, 2026
Weezie, a Buckhead business founded in 2018 by friends and co-founders Lindsey Johnson and Liz Eichholz, has announced a collaboration
More Perfect Union: Inside the Atlanta History Center’s Ambitious Civil War Exhibit
Nell Rainer
July 9, 2026
In its centennial year, the Atlanta History Center is unveiling its most ambitious exhibit to date, “More Perfect Union: The
8 Buckhead Art Galleries You Need To Know
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July 2, 2026
Buckhead is known for its shopping and dining, but tucked into Miami Circle, Buckhead Village, and Peachtree Hills is a
The Atlanta Braves Unveil New Softball Field at North Atlanta High School
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June 26, 2026
As part of its Hank Aaron Diamonds initiative, funded through the Atlanta Braves Foundation’s Henry Louis Aaron Fund, the Atlanta
Behind the Buckhead Council of Neighborhoods: One Voice for 45 Associations
Nell Rainer
June 25, 2026
In the summer of 2008, after another Neighborhood Planning Unit (NPU) meeting, three Buckhead neighbors sat down to talk through