Atavia Reed is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois, focusing on local news and community issues. She writes for Block Club Chicago and her work has also appeared in the Chicago Reader. Atavia is dedicated to covering stories that highlight the voices and experiences of residents in neighborhoods across the city.
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Atavia Reed's coverage focuses on local events, government announcements, and press releases in the Chicago area with an emphasis on community development and social issues. If you are reaching out to her, consider providing insights or access to local community events, neighborhood developments, or social initiatives within Chicago. Experts who can offer commentary on relevant government policies impacting the city's neighborhoods may also capture Atavia’s interest.
Given Atavia’s focus on entertainment news as a theme covered in her articles, she might be interested in stories related to cultural events and happenings within the city of Chicago that contribute positively to its communities. Local businesses making a difference in their neighborhoods could also pique her interest.
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By: Atavia Reed
Employees at SCR Medical Transportation, CPS' largest bus service provider for students with disabilities, have been on strike for two weeks as CPS faces a bus shortage. "They’re not asking to be millionaires. They’re asking for a middle-class life.”
By: Atavia Reed
The chain's third store, located in the Chatham Ridge Shopping Center, serves cheesy corn dogs coated in savory and sweet crushed bits.
By: Atavia Reed
The campus has a $35 million anaerobic digester that can transform pounds of food waste into nutrient-rich compost. A vertical garden and community education center will open on the 9-acre site by 2027.
By: Atavia Reed
The store will have a ribbon-cutting ceremony 10 a.m. Thursday. Yellow Banana, which operates the store, is "confident" five other South and West side stores will reopen by Thanksgiving.
By: Atavia Reed
WEST GARFIELD PARK — Rosie Funches pushed a bright blue cart under fluorescent lights Thursday as she scanned Save A Lot's aisles for familiar favorites.
By: Atavia Reed
ENGLEWOOD — Two music festivals are returning to Englewood this month — one in a new location — bringing hip hop hits, smooth jazz and a poetry opera to the South Side.
By: Atavia Reed
Nakiya'h Longstreet, 20, taught himself how to skateboard as a kid. Now, he's launching Skate Englewood to give free lessons to local kids.
By: Atavia Reed
The $5 million development replaces vacant land on 83rd Street and is the car wash company's 15th location.
By: Atavia Reed
Thursday's event came as Raising Cane's donated $100,000 to SocialWorks, a nonprofit the South Side rapper launched with friends in 2016 to empower local youth.
By: Atavia Reed
The President's Council on Sports, Fitness & Nutrition Community Leadership Award recognizes leaders building thriving communities through health-related programs.
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