Bike Trail Etiquette
Since the start of the pandemic, many more people have taken up cycling for recreation and transportation. So much so that there’s currently a shortage and long lead times on […]
The Business Case for Bicycling
You know by now that I never shut up about am a staunch supporter of sustainable transportation, namely public transit and cycling. And while transit agencies are having a hard […]
Zoning, Infrastructure, and Connection
“Zoning” – The word alone is enough to make a grown person’s eyes glaze over and memory race for reasons to exit the conversation. Rest assured I’m not here to […]
285/400 Construction Update
The Transform 285/400 project team opened the new SR 400 southbound to I-285 eastbound flyover ramp early last week, replacing the existing loop ramp at the interchange. Motorists will travel on [...]
Big PATH, Tiny Parks is this Weekend!
In a time when everything still seems to be a little upside down, our team at Livable Buckhead has pivoted (pivot is the word of the pandemic) on how to […]
Holidays in Buckhead: Christmas Tree Decorating
Believe it or not, the holiday season is quickly approaching. This year, Livable Buckhead has teamed up with a slew of organizations and businesses in Buckhead to bring some holiday […]
The Latest On COVID’S Impact on Metro Atlanta
It’s been six months since the health crisis hit metro Atlanta and phrases like “social distancing,” “Zoom calls,” and “work from home” became part of everyday conversation. So much has [...]
Southface’s Tips for Health and Resource Efficiency at Work and Home
Health and Resource Efficiency at Work and Home In this pandemic environment, which has raised awareness of wellness in general, indoor air quality and resource use, businesses are paying more [...]
Buckhead Run Club – A Safe, Smart, Respectful Way
***Guest Blog: Dan Knopp, Hyatt Area General Manager, Hyatt Place Atlanta/Buckhead and Livable Buckhead Board Member*** Bringing back group runs in a safe, respectful and comfortable way. Running [...]
