Fulton Chairman Robb Pitts on Buckhead life and his political journey
John Ruch
August 5, 2022
Robb Pitts, chairman of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners, is known across the metro area for decades of public
Humans of Buckhead
Charlie Loudermilk, Buckhead’s iconic business and civic leader, dies at 95
John Ruch
August 4, 2022
Charlie Loudermilk, an iconic business and civic leader in Buckhead and the rest of Atlanta for nearly 70 years, died
These Local Photographers are more than “Two Old Guys with Cameras”
Rob Knight
March 29, 2022
Buckhead residents Ed Garcia and Nathan Dean share a passion for photography, but they each took a lifetime to find
Meet the Buckhead Coalition’s new chair
John Ruch
February 25, 2022
Juanita Powell Baranco is the new chair of the Buckhead Coalition for 2022, helping to lead the nonprofit group of
New Buckhead Council of Neighborhoods chair puts focus on security
John Ruch
January 12, 2022
The Buckhead Council of Neighborhoods is heading into a new year with a new leader who is ready to focus
Buckhead’s Ben Chestnut makes Mailchimp an icon of Atlanta’s startup scene
John Ruch
October 31, 2021
Ben Chestnut was already a legend of Atlanta’s tech startup community before his e-marketing colossus Mailchimp agreed to a roughly
Buckhead entrepreneur and friend launch pop-up store for luxury towels
John Ruch
October 16, 2021
If inventing the perfect bath towel sounds like an unlikely line of work, Lindsey Johnson understands. The Buckhead resident felt
Blue Heron Preserve Hosts Dunwoody Scouts
Rob Knight
September 28, 2021
Fall brings a lot of outdoor activities to Buckhead. Team sports are rolling, and local Cub Scout packs are beginning
Giant Hummingbird Takes Over Busy Buckhead Intersection
Rob Knight
August 25, 2021
I caught a glimpse of Atlanta-based artist Thomas Turner as he was painting an enormous hummingbird on the wall of
Local Author Explores Buckhead’s Hidden Gems
Rob Knight
May 14, 2021
Jonah McDonald is an author, storyteller, and a park ranger. His two books, Secret Atlanta: A Guide to the Weird,
David Cummings put Tech Startups on the map in Buckhead
Rob Knight
May 5, 2021
Buckhead resident David Cummings is a prototype for the modern entrepreneur. After selling his second startup at the age of
Peter Bahouth’s Tree House Views
Rob Knight
March 29, 2021
Peter Bahouth brings his environmental activism home to Springlake. His famous Buckhead tree house helped focus his attention on his own environment.
Humans of Buckhead: “Art wise it’s been better for me here because I live right around the corner, and it’s a different type of energy.”
Rob Knight
February 23, 2021
“I let my space go at the Goat Farm, and then Katie
Humans of Buckhead: “I’d rather be at the gallery than anywhere on earth. It’s my laboratory, my stage, and my temple.”
Isadora Pennington
January 21, 2021
“A gallery is not an easy business, but I just took to it like a duck to water. Everybody who
Humans of Buckhead: “Originally my husband and I had a trip scheduled to visit family for the weekend, but when we got down here and COVID continued to spread, we decided to stay.”
Isadora Pennington
December 9, 2020
“I’ve been staying with my in-laws since March. Originally my husband and I had a trip scheduled to visit family
Humans of Buckhead: “I wanted to start something new that could give the next generation of kids the same opportunities that I had”
Isadora Pennington
November 25, 2020
“My work with Livable Buckhead started when I was in 5th grade. I was chosen as a winner of an
Humans of Buckhead: “Everybody was laughing, and I went ‘Oh no, I’m getting another idea for a cookbook.’”
Isadora Pennington
November 17, 2020
“It really kind of started in a funny way because I had an idea to write a popcorn cookbook many
James Dickey, Buckhead’s Poet
Isadora Pennington
September 14, 2020
“Some of the time, going home, I goBlind and can’t find it.” – Looking for the Buckhead Boys Born in
