Free Post Brian Myers Horse carriages and Highlands: City Council wrap-up, Aug. 14 Mayor Johnson did not want to disrupt and/or “eliminate” a locally run industry. Others, like Alderman Palumbo, maintained the time has come for changes to be made in the code so that the safety of animals could be ensured.
Free Post Ansley Standridge The alternative of REACH: Board of Education wrap-up, Aug. 13 Essentially, a student currently in 11th grade at another school who has the credits of a 9th grader would enroll at REACH as a 9th grader, and would be able to earn back their credits in an accelerated rate.
Free Post Jim Reed An oral history of The Rail Pub, on the occasion of its 30th anniversary 'There were no lights, no signs and it wasn’t really all that safe. We literally ate Vinnie’s pizza every day because that’s what we could afford. I wore the same dang clothes over and over.'
Free Post Ansley Standridge Goodfortune Market celebrates one year of 'growing something together' 'This really goes to show that everyone who thought that Waters Avenue was a wasteland was wrong.'
Free Post Jami Calandros Yappy Hour goes Back to School 'We want to help connect people with their dogs, teach them about the rescues, and also not feel pressured to adopt.'
Free Post Frank Ricci Take 5: Aug. 11-17 Rachael Sage is a star in the small universe of cabaret indie folk.
Free Post Caitlin Philippo Migrant Equity Southeast: Supporting immigrant communities "It’s the moments when a family says, 'thank you for being with us,' or when we see a first-generation youth light up because, for the first time, they feel seen, valued, and understood. That’s what reminds us why this work matters."
Free Post Kristina Ilse Vetter Neighborhood Comics heats up August with full slate of artist appearances 'Comics are truly a collaborative effort no matter what, even if you do write the whole thing yourself.'
Free Post Jim Reed 'Freedom, creativity and community, all wrapped into one figure': Jerry Day celebration set to take over Victory North As if that weren’t enough, Wymberly’s afternoon set in the courtyard will also feature a miniature simulacrum of the Dead’s storied parking lot “carnivals.”
