Month: April 2024

Officially, as we took our seats in Atlanta Stadium, it was to see my Atlanta Braves against the Los Angeles Dodgers on April 8, 1974. But really this was all about my childhood idol, Hank Aaron. That’s because he was sitting on 714 homers, one shy of breaking Babe Ruth’s record, the record so many had said would never be broken. “Just wait a minute, Billy,” my dad said. “Be patient.” Be patient, he said. Right.

How Atlanta is trying to improve its 911 response times…

Officials are recommending riders allow an extra half hour to get to Hartsfield-Jackson on MARTA during a six-week closure of the Airport station.

Archer, a 4-year-old cat who lives somewhere in Atlanta’s Poncey-Highland neighborhood, isn’t like from most regulars at Manuel’s Tavern, where the tortoiseshell tabby has carved out a second home since wandering into the North Highland Avenue bar nearly two years ago, endearing himself to the tavern-keeper and other patrons.

Hartsfield-Jackson is preparing to move a giant pre-fabbed piece of a concourse expansion across the airfield.

The city of Atlanta was fined $485,000 for violating federal consent decree mandates.

Slowly tenderizing meat by roasting it in fat is such a luxury. But with his duck leg confit pot pie, Wrecking Bar Brewpub Executive Chef Matt Crutchfield takes everything you would find on a lavish dinner plate and swaddles it in flaky pastry.

Hartsfield-Jackson’s chief commercial officer has resigned.