By Melody Harclerode
Architecture can be defined as the “art and science of building.” A design by an architect may express one aspect of that definition more strongly than the other. The historic Candler Building in …

By Laura Turner Seydel
Last year we spent Earth Day distraught over the monumental oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. This tragic event, resulting in over 4.9 millions of barrels emptied into our precious coastline …

Our 5th annual “Green Issue” is now available to read in a digital edition. Our main focus for the issue is water, but you will also find information about upcoming Earth Day events, sustainable restaurants, …

By Farmer D & Tyson Deal
Even though it comes from the tap on demand, clean, potable water is one of the most precious things on Earth, and irrigation claims highest usage of water in the …

By Ann Boutwell
April 1, 1912: George and Cara Hinman reported that the newly formed Atlanta Story Tellers’ League had met with continuous success since forming in January at the Atlanta Carnegie Library. More than 60 …

Editor’s Note: The following is an excerpt from Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper’s report, Filling the Water Gap, released last month. The information for the report was compiled and analyzed by Laura Hartt, UCR’s Water Policy Director. …