
Local Voice: Denise Starling on PATH400 Coming Full Circle
By Denise Starling, executive director of Livable Buckhead PATH400 started as a straight line through Buckhead. Then the vision stretched
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By Denise Starling, executive director of Livable Buckhead PATH400 started as a straight line through Buckhead. Then the vision stretched

Over the past few years, PATH400 has grown from a neat idea into a valuable asset to Buckhead residents and

One of the most adventurous sections for PATH400 is set to open on September 26. This section runs between Wieuca

By Denise Starling, Executive Director, Livable Buckhead I am thrilled for the opportunity to give readers of The Buckhead Paper

The future of the Atlanta Beltline in Buckhead is beginning to take shape as officials overseeing the project gave an

The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded a $25 million grant to the Atlanta Beltline that includes funding for connections to

Work is now underway to extend the PATH400 trail from Wieuca Road to Lordans Drive. PATH400, the 5.2-mile greenway running

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens joined Atlanta City Council Representatives Howard Shook and Mary Norwood, along with other officials on November

Springtime in Buckhead highlights some of our favorite parts of the community. Our staff has long celebrated the green spaces

Livable Buckhead will host Party on the PATH at Eclipse di Luna on March 27th to showcase art, food, and

Tuesday, December 14 marked the ribbon cutting and grand opening for the new Confluence Trail Pedestrian Bridge across Peachtree Creek.

During the depths of the pandemic shutdown, the office phones were not ringing, so I decided to walk every neighborhood

On Saturday, April 13, Livable Buckhead Executive Director Denise Starling hosted a tour of Path400’s latest progress. The one mile

This time of year is all about gratitude and the Buckhead community has so much to be thankful for. We

An excited crowd gathered this past Wednesday at the Buckhead Theatre to get a first look at Phase I concept drawings

The Beltline gets a lot of well-deserved press, but Buckhead is quietly building it’s own version to extend and complement