For The Good Of Buckhead, City Or Not, Let’s Not Damage Our Community Spirit
Ben Hirsh
December 30, 2021
The idea of Buckhead becoming its own city has really taken off this year, and the process is well underway.
Buckhead Stories
Three Buckhead-area fire stations to get improvements from $150K anonymous donation
John Ruch
December 30, 2021
Three Buckhead-area fire stations are among those that will benefit from a $150,000 anonymous donation that is the largest of
Elegant Family Home Doubles as Your Own Private Resort
Ben Hirsh
December 28, 2021
You don’t find a home like this every day. The combination of elegant design and finely crafted details with a
Buckhead cityhood advocates complain of sign vandalism
John Ruch
December 27, 2021
Vandalism that turned “Buckhead City” yard signs into a profanity in the Paces neighborhood Dec. 25 will be reported to
Mayor and Buckhead City leader trade personal shots
John Ruch
December 24, 2021
Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms and Buckhead City Committee (BCC) head Bill White traded very personal shots about each others’ leadership
Mayor-elect Dickens’ inaugural weekend includes cleanup at a Buckhead park
John Ruch
December 24, 2021
Mayor-elect Andre Dickens’ inaugural weekend schedule includes a New Year’s Day cleanup at a small Buckhead park. That’s in advance
Indie Studios brings a creative community to Buckhead’s booming Armour-Ottley district
John Ruch
December 23, 2021
In a soundproofed chamber of a former warehouse in Buckhead’s booming Armour-Ottley business district, a guy in a sensor-covered catsuit
Tree Protection Ordinance work likely postponed to 2022
John Ruch
December 17, 2021
Will 2022 finally bring a new City Tree Protection Ordinance? That’s the question as it appears 2021 will pass as
Buckhead City could be on hook for big bond debt payment after controversial council legislation
John Ruch
December 17, 2021
The City of Atlanta has launched a counterstrike against the Buckhead cityhood effort in the form of legislation that could
New Thompson Buckhead Hotel Opens With a Festive Ribbon Cutting
Rob Knight
December 16, 2021
The new Thompson Buckhead Hotel officially opened on December 15, 2021 with a ribbon cutting ceremony and ‘First Pour’ cocktail
Confluence Bridge Connects PATH400 to Peachtree Creek Nature Areas
Rob Knight
December 15, 2021
Tuesday, December 14 marked the ribbon cutting and grand opening for the new Confluence Trail Pedestrian Bridge across Peachtree Creek.
99 West Paces Ferry Development Near Completion
Rob Knight
December 15, 2021
(Updated with new photos December 2021) Construction is full speed ahead on the new 13-story building that will be known
Big John’s marks 72 seasons of selling Christmas trees in Buckhead
John Ruch
December 14, 2021
‘Tis the 72nd season for Big John’s Christmas Trees, this year operating a Buckhead lot not far from where the
3627 Tuxedo Road | Tuxedo Park
Ben Hirsh
December 14, 2021
A Modern Work of Art Benecki Fine Homes, Melanie Turner, architects Ruard Veltman and William T. Baker have created a
Mayor-elect Dickens meets with Buckhead cityhood opponents, neighborhood leaders
John Ruch
December 11, 2021
Mayor-elect Andre Dickens made his first official visits to Buckhead this week, starting with cityhood opposition events followed by a
Buckhead’s Shepherd Center moves ahead with residential tower on Peachtree Road
John Ruch
December 10, 2021
The Shepherd Center rehabilitation hospital is moving head on a long-planned tower intended to nearly double its housing for patients
Buckhead’s Councilmember Shook says more info is needed on cityhood finances and schools impact
John Ruch
December 9, 2021
Atlanta City Councilmember Howard Shook says Buckhead cityhood advocates need to provide more information on finances and public schools impacts,
ADUs legislation disliked in Buckhead is dead, but will it come back to life?
John Ruch
December 9, 2021
Legislation that would have allowed more accessory dwelling units and eliminate many residential parking requirements died in an Atlanta City
