We might - writes Guest Columnist and longtime @AJC editor and writer, Jim Galloway - have to pay more attention to things that can’t be said in certain spaces. If you live in the American South or know about its history, you know we’ve been here before.

ICYMI: South Downtown is one of the most unique places in the city. A recently-launched nonprofit - @heartofsodo - is advocating for the area where it gets its namesake and what the future of it looks like. @MarkLannNews

In conversation, @AtlantaHabitat CEO Rosalyn Merrick and @HousingAtlanta CEO Terri Lee reflect on what motivates them as leaders dedicated to ensuring affordable housing options in Atlanta. #sponsored

Reflecting on Atlanta Architecture – with images by Kelly Jordan.

ICYMI: The Fulton County Executive Airport sits on 900 acres. Now, as Atlanta prepares to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, @FultonInfo is modernizing the airport to meet increased demand and its competition with nearby facilities. @AdrianneMarie19

Make Your Organization a Best Place for Working Parents® Georgia #sponsored @GEEARS

New @KennesawState housing… @MedShare open house. @OutofHandATL Shows in Homes. @AtlantaJazzFest lineup. @MSMEdu and @HJRussellCo news. @agnesscott Writers’ Festival. @_CDSSchools students honored. @Towncenter_Comm Noonday Shanty results…

Goodwill North Georgia highlights successes for women in careers programs @GoodwillNG @AdrianneMarie19

Under the leadership of President and CEO Danita V. Knight, @YWCAAtl is well-positioned to continue its more than one-century-old legacy and drive meaningful change for generations to come. #sponsored

Guest Column: Intellectual and Developmental Disability Awareness Month is a moment to reflect on how far we’ve come and acknowledge the work that remains to ensure inclusion, accessibility, and support for all. @InCommunityGA

Park Pride takes creative approach to common ground at annual conference @ParkPride @DelaneyTarr

In the early days of the town that would become Atlanta, progress connecting the rail lines was painfully slow. It was the arrival of a long-anticipated visitor to the community in 1845 that turned out to be just the push the young town needed.

Atlanta Film Festival unveils lineup packed with home grown films @AtlantaFilmFest @DelaneyTarr

Reflecting on the architecture of Atlanta – with images by Kelly Jordan

During a @ATLPressClub Q&A, @CityofAtlanta Mayor Andre Dickens defended his controversial plan to pivot from light rail on the @AtlantaBeltLineEastside trail to rail on the Southside trail. @BeltlineRailNow @MARTATransit @DelaneyTarr

With Native Plant Month approaching, Georgia Native Plant Society offers some tips on how to mark the occasion. #sponsored

One of Atlanta’s most celebrated chefs for decades and the creative force behind such restaurants as Canoe and Aria, Gerry Klaskala is trading his chef’s whites for a paintbrush. @AdrianneMarie19

Reporter’s Notebook: New shows, events, open house; Students honored, leadership changes; New housing at KSU @AllisonNJoyner

Celebrating Women: ‘A Seat at the Table’ with Rosalyn Merrick and Terri Lee #sponsored @AtlantaHabitat

Georgia tort reform – A Senate race – Mississippi typos: @TwomBax looks at a busy time in southern politics