Sisters of Today & Tomorrow in conjunction with Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture and History, presents Celebrating Women of Color… Art, Politics & Hip Hop” featuring the Esoteric Lore art exhibit, Georgia …

The March e-Edition is now available. In this issue our contributors pick their favorite brunch and breakfast spots, we profile bloggers who have their fingers on the pulse of Intown, discover new local musicians and …

By Collin Kelley
Editor
California property development firm OliverMcMillan has reached an agreement to acquire The Streets of Buckhead project and plans to re-start construction this year. Financial closing is expected in the next 60 days …

By Shandra Hill Smith
With shifting views of homeownership reshaping the housing industry – as pointed out from one report to the next these days – mixed-use communities are gaining some attention from varying age groups …

Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of articles about local bloggers covering the Intown scene. Got a favorite blog? Leave your suggestions for future articles in the comments below!

By Thom Volarath
I have …

By Collin Kelley
Editor
I interviewed Jasmine Guy during the snow and ice storm in January. We were both trapped at our homes, so we had plenty of time to talk about her career as an actress, …