A Forum on Homelessness in Atlanta with an emphasis on Council District 6. Speakers will bring information about homelessness, the legal ramifications connected to the issue, and community and NGO resources in place to help those without shelter. See our … Continue reading →

Monday, April 30th at 7:00 pm, Virginia-Highland Church Please join Neighbors Organizing for Progress and Equity (NOPE), along with Terence Lester, the Starter/Executive Director of Love Beyond Walls, for the screening of Voiceless: A Documentary on Systemic Poverty. What is … Continue reading →

VHCA has been working with a professional planning consultant and a land use/zoning attorney for years on the potential development of 10th Street and Monroe.  These professionals have over 40 years combined experience on land use and zoning issues and … Continue reading →

The proposed development at 10th Street and Monroe has generated significant concern from the community. This article provides an overview of the proposal, the public input process published by the developer and Atlanta BeltLine Inc. (ABI), and key issues related … Continue reading →

Article submitted by Virginia-Highland Communications Committee District 58 representative Park Cannon summarizes the FY2019 Georgia State Budget Representative Cannon’s recap of this year’s legislative session and the State of Georgia’s FY2019 budget. Click here for PDF Facebook Page

Article submitted by Virginia-Highland Communications Committee Information available for Kindergarten registration at both Springdale Park and Morningside Are you are the parent of a rising kindergartener (starting school this fall)? Check out the links below for registration and information on … Continue reading →

Article submitted by Virginia-Highland Communications Committee Free trees available for front, side and back yards to Va-Hi residents Virginia-Highland is known for its tree-lined streets. But we’re losing the old growth quickly due to the loss of old trees and … Continue reading →

District 6 Council Member Jennifer Ide has informed the Virginia-Highland Civic Association that she and her staff are organizing a community meeting open to all interested parties on the topic of homelessness/unhoused residents. Representatives from the City’s Office of Continuum … Continue reading →

Article submitted by Steve Voichick, Summerfest Volunteer Coordinator Be a part of the biggest event of the year! As a resident of Virginia-Highland, you no doubt know that Summerfest is the largest fundraiser benefiting our neighborhood. Proceeds from the festival … Continue reading →

Article submitted by Jenifer Keenan and Pamela Papner, Summerfest Co-Chairs The countdown is on to Summerfest 2018; June 8-10 Summerfest is right around the corner and this year is shaping up to be the best Summerfest yet! We’ve brought back … Continue reading →

Article submitted by Virginia-Highland Communications Committee The Grady High School G3 Robotics team wins the Peachtree State Championship! For the first time, Grady High School’s G3 Robotics Team won The Peachtree State Championship. The team ends state competition season with … Continue reading →

The 8th annual running of the Morningside Mile on Sunday, March 25 attracted more than 600 registrants.  The day started out cold and rainy, but almost 500 intrepid souls finished the race, which is in fact, only a mile. This year’s … Continue reading →

The minutes for the monthly Civic Association Board/General meeting for February 13, 2017 have been posted and may be found under the VAHI  – Meeting Minutes tab or click here.

All residents of Virginia-Highland are invited and encouraged to attend the first community meeting regarding the development of the north-west corner of 10th and Monroe. Initial reports have indicated that Fuqua Development is proposing an 11-story hotel, grocery store, town homes and several … Continue reading →

Lance Orchid from Councilmember Jennifer Ide’s office met with the Program Managers for Districts 6 (ours) & 2 today where they said they have set up time for them to speak to any potential applicants next week on March 26 at the Ponce Library from … Continue reading →