The Atlanta Beltline, best known for its trails and vibrant public spaces, is now playing a major role in addressing one of ...

Tucked away on the Beltline, Burle’s Bar in Old Fourth Ward is truly a hidden gem. It uniquely distinguishes itself from any ...

A new segment of the Beltline is set to open at the end of the month, as construction begins on another piece of the 22-mile ...

Yeppa & Co.’s new Beltline outpost has been open since May, but it seems as if it’s been there much longer—perhaps because of ...

“Atlanta’s opportunity lies in the Beltline. It is an opportunity that rarely occurs in already built-up cities in which the creation of a great park or any substantial addition to the public realm ...

Re: “The Beltline is increasingly popular, and Atlanta must help it evolve,” by Mary Pat Matheson, Michael Halicki, Greg Levine and George Dusenbury, May 15. Several park and green space leaders ...

Chantelle Rytter returns to the Atlanta BeltLine with “Where the Weird Things Are,” an immersive Halloween-themed experience, on Oct. 4 at Historic Fourth Ward Park from 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

• Council for Quality Growth hosting State of the Beltline address on Sept. 24 at The Eastern. • Beltline CEO Clyde Higgs will discuss the growth and future of the trail. The Council for Quality ...

In practically no time at all, Rochester was dealing with the city’s worst flood in 43 years. Total rainfall was measured at ...

The old Atlanta Motel in Reynoldstown near the Atlanta Beltline has been transformed into affordable housing for people who ...