The Buckhead Paper

The Buckhead Paper serves as a natural extension of Buckhead.com, which has been providing specialized local news to residents for over five years. This platform was created with the aim of being a central resource for Buckhead community members and those interested in the area. Since its inception, Ben Hirsh, alongside a dedicated team of writers, web experts, and photographers, has developed a website focused on showcasing the people, places, and events that define Buckhead. As you navigate the site, you'll discover comprehensive details about Buckhead's neighborhoods, schools, parks, and real estate, all of which are regularly updated. With hundreds of articles and thousands of stunning images, the Buckhead Paper offers extensive coverage of local news, lifestyle, history, and profiles of fascinating residents.

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Norwood says she’s running for reelection in District 8

2 weeks ago | buckhead.com | Everett Catts

District 8 Atlanta City Councilwoman Mary Norwood said one reason she’s running for reelection later this year is unfinished business regarding a variety of issues. “We have a lot of important issues in Buckhead right now, now that I am very pleased with our administration,” she said in an interview April 9, the day she sent out a news release announcing her reelection plans. Qualifying is in August, and the election is Nov. 4.
Chastain Park Amphitheatre rocks the neighborhood in 2025

2 weeks ago | buckhead.com | Ben Hirsh

Okay, Buckhead neighbors, get ready! The warmer evenings are rolling in, and that means another season of incredible music under the stars is just around the corner at our very own iconic neighborhood venue, the Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park. Whether you’re a long-time local who cherishes those Chastain nights or new to the area, experiencing a show here is a quintessential Atlanta experience.
Mister O1 Extraordinary Pizza expands into Sandy Springs, Buckhead

2 weeks ago | buckhead.com | Everett Catts

The local leaders of Mister O1 Extraordinary Pizza, a chain of pizza restaurants, said they’re bringing the unique eatery to Buckhead and Sandy Springs to introduce residents to its “revolutionary” pies. “Mister O1 is a revolutionary pizzeria founded by internationally acclaimed chef Renato Viola, whose extraordinary talent earned him an O1 Visa for artistic ability,” Miguel Blatt and Daniel Scala, who along with Brandon Weitz are Mister O1’s Georgia partners, said in an email.
The Soundtrack of Summer: Chastain Park's 2025 Lineup is Here

2 weeks ago | buckhead.com | Ben Hirsh

Okay, Buckhead neighbors, get ready! The warmer evenings are rolling in, and that means another season of incredible music under the stars is just around the corner at our very own iconic neighborhood venue, the Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park. Whether you’re a long-time local who cherishes those Chastain nights or new to the area, experiencing a show here is a quintessential Atlanta experience.
Kolter Urban buys Buckhead site for $38M to erect third condo building

1 month ago | buckhead.com | Everett Catts

The developer of two recently completed Buckhead condo buildings has plans for a third. Kolter Urban, a Delray Beach, Florida-based developer of luxury single-family homes, on March 25 closed on a 4.7-acre site at 102 W. Paces Ferry Road for $38 million. The company plans to build Elyse Buckhead, a 20-floor luxury condo development, according to an email from Mikayla Bentolila, a Kolter Urban spokeswoman.
Local Art Dealer Bridges the Gap: Showcashing Modern Art in Traditional Spaces

1 month ago | buckhead.com | Lauren Finney Harden

One might expect contemporary art to be hanging in an austere white box gallery. For broker and art advisor Courtney Bombeck, however, that simply wouldn’t do. When creating her post-war contemporary art gallery Co-Op Art, she chose an unusual place to showcase her gallery—her traditional Buckhead home. While the bones of her home are French Colonial, the interior design is a celebration of contemporary art, bursting at the seams with color, form, and personality.
Local Art Dealer Bridges the Gap: Showcasing Modern Art in Traditional Spaces

1 month ago | buckhead.com | Lauren Finney Harden

One might expect contemporary art to be hanging in an austere white box gallery. For broker and art advisor Courtney Bombeck, however, that simply wouldn’t do. When creating her post-war contemporary art gallery Co-Op Art, she chose an unusual place to showcase her gallery—her traditional Buckhead home. While the bones of her home are French Colonial, the interior design is a celebration of contemporary art, bursting at the seams with color, form, and personality.
10 Years in, and Buckhead.com is better than ever!

2 months ago | buckhead.com | Ben Hirsh

Ten years ago, just as I was getting Buckhead.com established as a community news source, I decided that we needed to create a compelling brand for the Buckhead community. I enlisted the talents of renowned brand designer, Mike Slaughter. Mike’s reputation for place-making was stellar, with his work including the Alys Beach brand and the ubiquitous “30A” bumper sticker. Mike and I spent hours immersed in conversations about the community and my vision for Buckhead.com.
Atlanta leader: Buckhead’s parks improving fast

2 months ago | buckhead.com | Everett Catts

Buckhead’s parks are in good shape, with some new ones coming soon, Atlanta’s Parks and Recreation Department leader said. “What we’ve been able to do under Mayor [Andre] Dickens is move our vision to reality,” said Justin Cutler, the department’s commissioner. Cutler, who has been in charge of the department since 2022, provided an update on Buckhead’s parks at the Buckhead Council of Neighborhood’s monthly meeting Feb. 13 at Piedmont Center.
Setting the Pace: Buckhead's Top 10 Home Sales of 2024 Shatter Records

2 months ago | buckhead.com | Ben Hirsh

Buckhead’s luxury real estate market soared to new heights in 2024, shattering records and redefining expectations. The year started strong, with early significant sales including a Knollwood Drive home in Tuxedo Park selling for $9.5 million and a Georgian estate in the Paces neighborhood for $12.8 million. This early success set the tone for a year of unprecedented achievements. Later in the year a home at 3540 Woodhaven Road that tipped the scales with 49,665 square feet sold for $17 million.