Our ATL District Partners all have great stories to tell and be told. Here are just a few that have recently made headlines. Read below to learn more about how these partners are helping shape the future in the District and beyond.
Derek Chapman, owner of Chapman Drug Company, has kept his family-owned business alive for one reason: helping his community. With nearly 100 years in Hapeville, Chapman Drug Company has been a
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has hit Hapeville and East Point with its new “Atlanta Orders In” series: this week featuring Taco Pete! While the Hapeville location has been open for takeout since
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Find Virgil’s Gullah Kitchen & Bar on College Park’s Main Street, not only known for its acclaimed Gullah Geechee-meets-soul food, but also: a new self-help book written by owner Gregory “Gee” Smalls:
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Atlanta Eats rounds up its favorites – and some of ATL Airport District’s very own made the list, including Hattie Marie’s BBQ, Pit Boss BBQ, The Real Milk & Honey, Virgil’s Gullah Kitchen & Bar and
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Wondering what the plans are for some of that empty land around Hartsfield-Jackson? Enter the Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance, also known as AeroATL, the group dedicated to transforming it. Curbed
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We love our local businesses (and beer) – and so does Porch Drinking. Hapeville’s Atlantucky makes the list here, the concept spearheaded by Nappy Roots. Even better? They’re working alongside
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The Gateway Center Arena opened in College Park in November 2019 – and brought the College Park Skyhawks with it, the Atlanta Hawks G-League affiliate team. Following its inaugural season, the AJC
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Don’t knock it ‘til you try it – Lov’n It Live is representing ATL Airport District in this roundup of some of the country’s best vegan food. Check out this East Point spot next time you get the
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We all scream for ice cream – Jake’s Ice Cream! Have you tried this (former) Irwin Street Market spot? Well, the owner is packing up and heading to Hapeville – working alongside the Hapeville’s
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College Park may be known for the airport, the Georgia International Convention Center, Woodward Academy and now Gateway Center Arena, but there’s much more to it than that – and a whole lot of
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