Email: marc.richardson@patch.com
Phone: 404-285-1942
I have deep roots in the Atlanta community. My father was born and raised here in West Atlanta near Mozley Park and his parents were both long time educators throughout the 60's, 70's, and 80's in various schools including Washington High School and Clark College (AUC). My Grandfather attended Friendship Baptist and my Grandmother and father are still members of St. Pauls Church on Peyton Road. Though I travel and could live anywhere, I always say that my neighborhood is one of the only places I could ever live in America. I just love our community and believe in it deeply!
Kwabena 'Cubby' Nkromo goes from NPU-T chair to running for the Green Party to be State Representative from District 57.
Rep. Rashad Taylor reintroduces himself to Patch readers
Michael Johnson takes on Rep. John Lewis for the District 5 United States House of Representatives.
The Atlanta NAACP held a debate on the Transportation Referendum for SW Atlanta residents.
Shandra McDonald-Bradford, a Cascade resident, explores the dark realities of the sex trafficking business in her new web series.
Michael Johnson takes on Rep. John Lewis for the District 5 United States House of Representatives.
The Zone One Citizens Advisory Council will meet at the Zone 1 precinct.
Black Voices Atlanta Spotlight came to end this week after a month-long series of interviews.
Zoning changes proposed would make large beautiful green spaces within SW Atlanta.
Melynee Leftridge is running for Fulton County state Court Judge and explains how she deals with repeat offenders.
The top stories of the day for Tuesday, July 24, 2012 from Patch around Atlanta.
The Morehouse College Community Revitalization Initiative, in partnership with the Georgia National Guard Joint and Family Services, is holding a Job Fair.
John Lewis says there is currently a plan to suppress the minority vote all across the United States.
On Saturday, July 28, 2012, Greenbriar Mall and Amerigroup will be hosting a community Back to School Jam from 11am-4pm.
Kwabena 'Cubby' Nkromo goes from NPU-T chair to running for the Green Party to be State Representative from District 57.
Southwest Arts Center has been announced as the location of Kenny Leon's play "Mountaintop".
This special summer camp teaches teens how to produce their own song and record a music video.
Patch's top stories of the day for Monday, July 23, 2012.
Willie Watkins has been named as the funeral home to handle the remains of Usher's stepson.
The local NAACP Chapter invited all of the candidates running for office to speak to the community at its Candidate Forum.
