Delaney Tarr

2 weeks ago | delaneytarr.substack.com | Delaney Tarr

no scar tissue is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Do you ever think about coming back? She looked off at the roaring ocean. I looked down at my hands in the sand. I knew what Katy’s question meant. I had been waxing poetic about Cocoa Beach for ages. Hell, I championed our spring break trip to my favorite sleepy surf town. There, our second night on the hotel beach, we hid at the edge of the dunes.

2 weeks ago | saportareport.com | Delaney Tarr

Atlanta’s “The Games in Black & White” Olympic documentary hit silver screens at an April 26 Rialto Center for the Arts premiere with a dual distribution deal via Delta Air Lines’ inflight entertainment and Georgia Public Broadcasting. The film will air on Delta’s in-flight entertainment system from Sept. 1 to Dec. 31, 2025. It will also air as a “prime-time” Georgia Public Broadcasting film sometime in July and on the channel’s digital platform.

3 weeks ago | saportareport.com | Delaney Tarr

The Piedmont Park Conservancy launched its first comprehensive plan in 25 years on April 24 at the 28th annual Landmark Luncheon, kicking off a decades-long effort to turn the city’s iconic park into a true “crown jewel.”It’s a major plan to maintain and update Atlanta’s signature park, which sees over 6 million visitors every year.

3 weeks ago | saportareport.com | Delaney Tarr

The Atlanta Beltline celebrated Earth Day with a groundbreaking ceremony set to transform a long-standing 0.3-acre play lot into Enota Park, an 8-acre recreational destination in Westview on April 22. Enota Park will feature three distinct areas: a spacious lawn with a performance pavilion and boardwalk, a pedestrian connection from the park to the beltline, and a lower area that will be the “recreational heart” of the park. It will also include a splash bad, seating area and basketball court.

3 weeks ago | saportareport.com | Delaney Tarr

Two historic warehouses in Oakland City are set to be transformed into a transit-oriented hub with retail, office space, and multifamily lofts by 2026, with newly approved funding from Invest Atlanta. The city’s economic development entity approved $3 million in Beltline Tax Allocation District (TAD) dollars for the construction of 126 loft units at Oakland Exchange, an adaptive reuse project along Murphy Avenue. Developers hope to finish construction in 2026.