Metro Atlanta had the nation's second highest number of Census tracts flip from majority Black to majority white between 1980 and 2020, a new report says.

Made up of the Sweet Auburn, Old Fourth Ward, Virginia Highland, Inman Park, Grant Park, Little Five Points and East Atlanta Village neighborhoods, this district is best known for its cool vibe.

Gentrification led to the displacement of an estimated 22,000 Black residents in Atlanta, with neighborhoods like Old Fourth Ward, East Atlanta, and Kirkwood among the most affected. Atlanta ...

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - – Six Atlanta neighborhoods have flipped from ... Kirkwood, Edgewood, Old Fourth Ward, Reynoldstown, East Atlanta, and Grant Park all racially flipped in ...

Farm-to-street vendor returns June 22 with juicy Georgia peaches, organic South Carolina varieties and fresh pecans at three ...

Six Atlanta neighborhoods have flipped from having primarily Black residents in 1980 to primarily White residents in 2020, according to a new report by National Community Reinvestment Coalition.

The tavern’s salad selection goes beyond the obligatory greens, with options like the “Buffalo Chicken” – featuring hand-breaded chicken tenders tossed in buffalo sauce over chopped romaine, parmesan ...

Westfield Tavern in Roswell serves up fish and chips so authentic you’ll swear you’ve been teleported across the Atlantic, all while maintaining the warm, unpretentious atmosphere of your favorite ...

Inside the Atlanta Community Food Bank’s facility in East Point Friday morning, dozens of volunteers hustled inside to ...

Several East End neighborhoods are losing population at some of the highest rates in the city, despite adding more households ...

A new report from the National Community Reinvestment Coalition paints a vivid picture of just how much the neighborhood has changed.