Atavia Reed is a reporter for Block Club Chicago. She covers the Englewood, Auburn Gresham, and Chatham neighborhoods, focusing on themes such as retail, agriculture, and real estate development. Atavia's work has been featured in notable publications including the Chicago Reader and Austin Weekly News.
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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
The discovery comes two weeks after a woman's body was found in another South Side alley.
By: Atavia Reed
Mayor Brandon Johnson announced the program, funded by Lyft and administered by the United Way of Metro Chicago, on Tuesday following the abrupt closure of seven Save A Lot stores this weekend.
By: Atavia Reed
Hilary Thorne, 61, is suing a security firm contracted by the CTA, alleging she was knocked down and injured by a fare jumper at the 95th/Dan Ryan station.
By: Atavia Reed
The formerly vacant buildings on Green Street are among more than 70 homes that have been rehabbed and sold through the city program.
By: Atavia Reed
The $220,000 project will also include street resurfacing, curb extensions and accessible sidewalk updates. Work began this week and will continue through October.
By: Atavia Reed
The project will be considered by the city’s Plan Commission Thursday, two months after the Southwest Side mall closed.
By: Atavia Reed
The protest follows a month-long investigation led by the Archdiocese of Chicago's Independent Review Board into allegations of sexual abuse against the outspoken senior pastor.
By: Atavia Reed
The city’s Plan Commission OK’d a proposal to replace the shuttered mall with warehouse buildings, despite arguments that the Southwest Side doesn't need another industrial site.
By: Atavia Reed
Bakery owner Stephanie Hart has had to replace her cash register — which was empty when a group of burglars took it— and glass windows twice this summer. But the community showed up to support her.
By: Atavia Reed
Local officials gathered Wednesday to cut the ribbon on the Charles Earle School Apartments.
