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hit it, & I didn't go Erykah Badu crazy, #yallmad
I'm take the highroad
"The GOAT Black City" The Official: ATL Discussion Thread
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Of poor reasoning?
staticshock
Veteran
at build the fanbase up. Just think about how pathetic that statement sounds for a Power 5 school in a top 10 major US market
BTW, keep our name out ya mouth until y’all win more than 4 games again. Insect ass bytches
Y’all’s time is coming. Just wait
Lmaoo at that exchange. I aint eem know @staticshock was a Tech fan
Ima have to give mine tix up. I'd rather drive up to see Clemson beat up on an FCS team that weekend
Tech the only PWI I support
I support the home team I never been to Athens in my life. I like how they don’t stress athletics over academics & plus they always showed love to Centennial Academy in midtown when I worked there.
AVXL
Laughing at you n*ggaz like “ha ha ha”
Y’all’s time is coming. Just wait
Tech the only PWI I support
I support the home team I never been to Athens in my life. I like how they don’t stress athletics over academics & plus they always showed love to Centennial Academy in midtown when I worked there.
I mean in real life I fukk with Georgia Tech. Shout out ATDC and the Georgia Tech MBDA. My pastor teaches at GT and I work out at the LA Fitness on 5th St right by the campus. I just don’t rock with the football program
staticshock
Veteran
And it fukkin begins in clay co 
claytoncrescent.org
Officials with the Clayton County Board of Commissioners, Invest Clayton, and Lake City broke ground Friday on a massive $800 million multi-use development that will be the first high-rise complex on metro Atlanta’s south side.
Developer Jacque Roman of Roman United and project architect Hussein Bakri of BAD Consult joined Clayton County Chairman Jeff Turner, Commissioners Alieka Anderson (District 1) and DeMont Davis (District 4), Lake City Mayor Ron Dodson, and Invest Clayton Chair Regina Deloach and board member Larry Vincent for the announcement. Broadcaster Karyn Greer, who will return to air on WSB-TV when her noncompete clause with CBS 46 runs out, emceed the event.
Some other officials on hand included Lake City City Manager Chris Leighty, Clayton County Economic Development Officer Erica Rocker, Clayton County COO Detrick Stanford, and Lake City Police Chief Tony Whitmire.
Roman told The Clayton Crescent that Phase One, which includes one high-rise with residential and an amphitheater, should be done in 2023. That will include an incubator for small business.
Deloach said the project will start with excavation for underground parking, somewhere between three and five levels, depending on conditions. She added that the project, which is about two blocks from Reynolds Nature Preserve, will be environmentally friendly.
Bakri said the project will use roundabouts to manage traffic. According to Vincent, MARTA’s bus rapid transit (BRT) will stop outside the development but not go through it; dedicated shuttles and limousine service will take visitors to and from the airport.
Because the 25-story development is the first high-rise south of Midtown, Vincent said, the county will need to make some zoning changes to accommodate the project.
A few dozen familiar faces came out for the announcement, among them Melenated Pearl’s Crystal Perry, Library Board member Brenda Harrison, politicos Attania Jean-Funny and Alaina Reaves, Family Literacy of Georgia’s Shavawn Simmons, and Timothy Vondell Jefferson.
The Lake City Community Center will host a related event this evening around 6:30 p.m.
More to come.
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Watch these goofy fukks make rent starting at $1.7k and and building will sit mostly empty.
Lake City, county break ground on massive mixed-use project | The Clayton Crescent
Officials with the Clayton County Board of Commissioners, Invest Clayton, and Lake City broke ground Friday on a massive $800 million multi-use development that will be the first high-rise complex […]
claytoncrescent.org
Officials with the Clayton County Board of Commissioners, Invest Clayton, and Lake City broke ground Friday on a massive $800 million multi-use development that will be the first high-rise complex on metro Atlanta’s south side.
Developer Jacque Roman of Roman United and project architect Hussein Bakri of BAD Consult joined Clayton County Chairman Jeff Turner, Commissioners Alieka Anderson (District 1) and DeMont Davis (District 4), Lake City Mayor Ron Dodson, and Invest Clayton Chair Regina Deloach and board member Larry Vincent for the announcement. Broadcaster Karyn Greer, who will return to air on WSB-TV when her noncompete clause with CBS 46 runs out, emceed the event.
Some other officials on hand included Lake City City Manager Chris Leighty, Clayton County Economic Development Officer Erica Rocker, Clayton County COO Detrick Stanford, and Lake City Police Chief Tony Whitmire.
Roman told The Clayton Crescent that Phase One, which includes one high-rise with residential and an amphitheater, should be done in 2023. That will include an incubator for small business.
Deloach said the project will start with excavation for underground parking, somewhere between three and five levels, depending on conditions. She added that the project, which is about two blocks from Reynolds Nature Preserve, will be environmentally friendly.
Bakri said the project will use roundabouts to manage traffic. According to Vincent, MARTA’s bus rapid transit (BRT) will stop outside the development but not go through it; dedicated shuttles and limousine service will take visitors to and from the airport.
Because the 25-story development is the first high-rise south of Midtown, Vincent said, the county will need to make some zoning changes to accommodate the project.
A few dozen familiar faces came out for the announcement, among them Melenated Pearl’s Crystal Perry, Library Board member Brenda Harrison, politicos Attania Jean-Funny and Alaina Reaves, Family Literacy of Georgia’s Shavawn Simmons, and Timothy Vondell Jefferson.
The Lake City Community Center will host a related event this evening around 6:30 p.m.
More to come.
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Watch these goofy fukks make rent starting at $1.7k and and building will sit mostly empty.
MajesticLion
Veteran
AVXL
Laughing at you n*ggaz like “ha ha ha”
And it fukkin begins in clay co
Lake City, county break ground on massive mixed-use project | The Clayton Crescent
Officials with the Clayton County Board of Commissioners, Invest Clayton, and Lake City broke ground Friday on a massive $800 million multi-use development that will be the first high-rise complex […]
Officials with the Clayton County Board of Commissioners, Invest Clayton, and Lake City broke ground Friday on a massive $800 million multi-use development that will be the first high-rise complex on metro Atlanta’s south side.
Developer Jacque Roman of Roman United and project architect Hussein Bakri of BAD Consult joined Clayton County Chairman Jeff Turner, Commissioners Alieka Anderson (District 1) and DeMont Davis (District 4), Lake City Mayor Ron Dodson, and Invest Clayton Chair Regina Deloach and board member Larry Vincent for the announcement. Broadcaster Karyn Greer, who will return to air on WSB-TV when her noncompete clause with CBS 46 runs out, emceed the event.
Some other officials on hand included Lake City City Manager Chris Leighty, Clayton County Economic Development Officer Erica Rocker, Clayton County COO Detrick Stanford, and Lake City Police Chief Tony Whitmire.
Roman told The Clayton Crescent that Phase One, which includes one high-rise with residential and an amphitheater, should be done in 2023. That will include an incubator for small business.
Deloach said the project will start with excavation for underground parking, somewhere between three and five levels, depending on conditions. She added that the project, which is about two blocks from Reynolds Nature Preserve, will be environmentally friendly.
Bakri said the project will use roundabouts to manage traffic. According to Vincent, MARTA’s bus rapid transit (BRT) will stop outside the development but not go through it; dedicated shuttles and limousine service will take visitors to and from the airport.
Because the 25-story development is the first high-rise south of Midtown, Vincent said, the county will need to make some zoning changes to accommodate the project.
A few dozen familiar faces came out for the announcement, among them Melenated Pearl’s Crystal Perry, Library Board member Brenda Harrison, politicos Attania Jean-Funny and Alaina Reaves, Family Literacy of Georgia’s Shavawn Simmons, and Timothy Vondell Jefferson.
The Lake City Community Center will host a related event this evening around 6:30 p.m.
More to come.
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Watch these goofy fukks make rent starting at $1.7k and and building will sit mostly empty.
If you’re on the Southside you should be happy that there’s non airport related development happening down there. I just drove through Lake City coming back from Hilton Head on Saturday and that place is dead. More development is a good thing IMO
staticshock
Veteran
Bruh I been living in clay co my whole life. This will increase the price of everything there. If we have jobs down here with higher wages like a Sandy springs or something I’d be happy about this. I’m worried this will price folks out of the area.
AVXL
Laughing at you n*ggaz like “ha ha ha”
As local rivalries go...this one never fails to provide the laughs
If you want to see some real comedy tune in to ESPN to watch them vs Clemson tonight at MBS. I got the Tigers by 4 TDs
AVXL
Laughing at you n*ggaz like “ha ha ha”
Bro I feel you but those jobs aren’t coming without significant investment and redevelopment of that area. This is a step in that direction
staticshock
Veteran
Look at this bullshyt
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www.wsbtv.com
It should be up to the government to close hospitals, not businesses. They claim they are closing it because the company is losing money. I bet the CEOs and higher ups aren’t hurting for money, but they’re closing a hospital in one of the most densely populated areas of the city.
With Atlanta Medical Center closing, what’s next for patient care in Fulton County?
Fulton County commissioner chair says a new hospital in South Fulton could be the answer but it could take years.
www.wsbtv.com
It should be up to the government to close hospitals, not businesses. They claim they are closing it because the company is losing money. I bet the CEOs and higher ups aren’t hurting for money, but they’re closing a hospital in one of the most densely populated areas of the city.
enough is enough 
atlanta.urbanize.city
This is stupid as fukk
Cobb County expresses support for huge system of elevated highways
GDOT project calls for separated I-285 toll lanes in each direction with transit component—but no rail
This is stupid as fukk
How comfortably can you live in Atlanta making say, 70k ish a year. No kids, no major debt?
More specifically one of the outskirt suburb type areas. Which of those said places would be the best fit for someone who doesn't like the fast Hollywood hustle bustle big city lifestyle (More of a country born homebody). But would like to have access to nice things without traffic strangling you underwater? Or dealing with a bunch of crime and fukkery.
I realized the question might be a little contradictory considering area in question.
More specifically one of the outskirt suburb type areas. Which of those said places would be the best fit for someone who doesn't like the fast Hollywood hustle bustle big city lifestyle (More of a country born homebody). But would like to have access to nice things without traffic strangling you underwater? Or dealing with a bunch of crime and fukkery.
I realized the question might be a little contradictory considering area in question.