A white maple that once lined the Louisville and Nashville Railroad line in southwest Atlanta will soon become a home for one lucky bat family. Craig Stehle, a local educator, journeyman, … Continue Reading →
News & Blog
The Second Quarterly Briefing of 2016 – A Recap
On June 7, 2016, the Atlanta BeltLine held its second Quarterly Briefing meeting of 2016. The public meeting, which took place at Maynard H. Jackson High School in southeast Atlanta, … Continue Reading →
Partner Power: Network of Non-Profits Help Drive the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership
By Chuck Meadows, Executive Director, Atlanta BeltLine Partnership This article originally appeared in the Thought Leadership column of the Saporta Report on June 6, 2016. The Atlanta BeltLine is advancing … Continue Reading →
New Connection to Eastside Trail!
You will soon have one more way to access the Eastside Trail! Visitors to the Atlanta BeltLine have been using the hill at Ralph McGill Boulevard as an unofficial access … Continue Reading →
Reynoldstown Senior Now Accepting Applications
Reynoldstown Senior Residences is an independent-living, affordable senior housing facility servicing residents 62 years and older. Reynoldstown Senior was funded in part by a $1.5 million BeltLine Affordable Housing Trust … Continue Reading →
Info on MARTA and TSPLOST Ballot Measures
City of Atlanta residents may have the opportunity to vote on two ballot questions this November that could bring significant changes to how people travel around and across the city. Decisions … Continue Reading →
Westside Trail Developments
We are nearly a year and a half into the construction of the Westside Trail, and with completion on schedule for 2017, there is plenty of activity to keep track of … Continue Reading →
The Atlanta BeltLine Wins Two Communicator Awards!
Two publications related to the Atlanta BeltLine have won Communicator Awards! A Communicator Award, sponsored by the Academy of Interactive & Visual Arts (AIVA), “honors work that transcends innovation and craft … Continue Reading →
Business on the Atlanta BeltLine: Mrs. Devotis Lee and D’s Café and Catering
Welcome to the second installment of the Business on the Atlanta BeltLine video series. This series visits some of the many businesses along the Atlanta BeltLine, and explores how the … Continue Reading →
Johna’s Successful Home Purchase with Downpayment Assistance Program
As Johna Jamison opens the door to welcome us into her home, we think she must have taken us to the wrong loft. Surely, this is the model unit. Johna’s … Continue Reading →
Bill Kennedy Way Design
On Tuesday, May 10, the southeast & northeast study groups were presented with options for the design of Bill Kennedy Way. Bill Kennedy Way, which runs between Memorial Drive and … Continue Reading →
A Great Day for Trail Etiquette
Saturday, May 7, was the purr-fect day to bring back our etiquette campaign. Volunteers represented yours truly – Eddy Cat – with our messages of trail courtesy. We were so … Continue Reading →
AFRD Mobile Medics Join APD Path Force Officers on the Atlanta BeltLine
In July 2013, the Atlanta Police Department Path Force began patrolling the Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail. For almost three years APD’s bike-mounted officers wearing dark jerseys – often patrolling in … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine Historic Fourth Ward Park Earns ISI’s Envision® Gold Award
We love when Historic Fourth Ward Park receives awards, because it means more people across the nation and around the globe learn about the innovative infrastructure of the park and its … Continue Reading →
Mixing Health and Fun on the Atlanta BeltLine Westside Trail Corridor
By Chuck Meadows, Executive Director, Atlanta BeltLine Partnership This article originally appeared in the ThoughtLeaders column of the Saporta Report on April 26, 2016. A big part of our mission at the Atlanta BeltLine … Continue Reading →
More than Just Trees
With spring in full bloom, the colors along the Atlanta BeltLine are coming into view. The trees, plants, and flowers that brighten the corridor do more than just provide beautiful … Continue Reading →
When Corporate Partners Come Together
On April 12, 2016, Georgia’s Own Credit Union (GOCU), in partnership with Park Pride, held a volunteer service day along the City of Atlanta’s Arthur Langford, Jr. Park. The event … Continue Reading →
The Urban Farm is Growing!
It has been a year since we’ve last updated you on what’s going on at the Urban Farm, and we’re happy to say it’s been nothing less than busy for … Continue Reading →
Brownfield Remediation on the Atlanta BeltLine
The Atlanta BeltLine is reclaiming space on the footprint of Atlanta’s industrial history. By its very nature, the project has required extensive assessment and remediation to prepare sites like the … Continue Reading →
New Photos: Progress on the Westside Trail
The Westside Trail is coming along, and we have some new progress photos for you. Remember, the site is currently a construction zone, so visiting it in person is not … Continue Reading →
Fellowships With the Atlanta BeltLine – A One-of-a-Kind Opportunity
There’s no doubt that the Atlanta BeltLine is part of an exciting sea-change in Atlanta’s growing infrastructure, and few people are more excited to see the project progress than those of … Continue Reading →
First Quarterly Briefing of 2016
The Atlanta BeltLine is entering into its 10th year of helping transform the City of Atlanta, and with projects in full force around the corridor, there’s no better way to … Continue Reading →
2015 Annual Report: 10 Years and Growing
Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. annual reports are here! The Atlanta BeltLine 2015 Annual Report provides an overview of the dynamic progress of the Atlanta BeltLine. This year’s edition features a special 10-year … Continue Reading →
Turning Plans Into Action
The Integrated Action Plan ABI completed an Integrated Action Plan (“IAP”) in 2015 to determine how to achieve the 2005 Redevelopment Plan’s ambitious economic development and housing goals. The core … Continue Reading →