Logan C. Ritchie is a journalist based in Brookhaven, Georgia. With a focus on local news and events, Logan has written for Rough Draft Atlanta, as well as publications such as the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the Brookhaven Reporter. Their articles cover a range of topics including community development, cultural events, local government, and human interest stories.
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By: Logan C. Ritchie, Bib Gourmands
Desserts were made by Chef Christian Castillo. (Photo courtesy of Ser Familia)
By: Logan C. Ritchie
Langford Park in Brookhaven is named for Robert C. “Bob” Langford, a veteran of the armed forces who died in Vietnam. (Photo courtesy of Explore Brookhaven)
By: Logan C. Ritchie
A fire broke out around 3 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 5, at Hillcrest at Brookhaven, an apartment complex near the intersection of Briarwood Road and Buford Highway. No injuries were reported.
By: Logan C. Ritchie
The continuation of the Georgia Department of Transportation’s massive project at North Druid Hills Road and I-85 is bringing land closures to the Brookhaven throughway Nov. 7-10.
By: Logan C. Ritchie
The city is planning to acquire a small parcel at 2080 North Druid Hills Road to improve public transit infrastructure in Brookhaven’s medical corridor, nicknamed “Pill Hill.”
By: Logan C. Ritchie
Army Veteran Dr. Pamela Wright is the associate dean of nursing at South College, a private institution that graduates more than 200 nurses.
Greer Mendel (left) and Simone Levy are the hosts of Grief and Grit, a podcast about loss. (Photo by Pale Sky Photography)
One week after the election of Donald Trump, political analysts talked about public opinion in Israeli and Palestinian communities.
The Sadie Grice Funny Foundation annual fundraising gala is taking place on Friday, Nov. 15, at the InterContinental Hotel Atlanta Buckhead. Named for the mother of Brookhaven City Council member John Funny, the event honors an advocate for education and student empowerment.
By: Logan C. Ritchie
Donor Deborah Allen Kitchin (left) and Oglethorpe President Kathryn McClymond. (Photo provided)
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