affordable housing

Meissner to invest $243M in Athens — commissioners okay Bray St. apartment development — ACC animal shelter remains under quarantine — Abrams to teach at Howard

Commissioners are expected to address affordable housing on Bray St. and $500,000 towards youth development.

In brief: Melissa Link set to take new position duties — Proposed new Bray St. development — $500,000 for youth development programs — Hundreds of Methodist churches ask to leave — UGA softball win — UGA baseball loses — Braves lose — Atlanta Hawks win

More affordable housing possibly coming to North Athens.

In brief: More affordable housing coming to North Athens — Contest for art installation for upcoming Classic Center Arena — Andrew Clyde introduces new gun brace legislation — Third arrest connected to fatal shooting — UGA baseball faces Georgia State — UGA track and field member honored

In brief: Commissioners continue discussion of mall redevelopment and homelessness prevention and relief — lawmakers push mental health improvement — Georgia Senators hint at leaner times — UGA men's basketball lost and women's home game tonight — Atlanta Hawks coach fired

Members of the Mall Area Redevelopment Committee had new questions about the proposal.

In brief: $1.3 million affordable housing proposal — public input meeting on Thursday — Democrats scolding Republicans for gun bill — A bill to bolster renters rights — appoval of Justice Clarence Thomas statue — Georgia men's basketball wins, women headed to Kentucky

The proposed development would make the mall area greener, and provide over 1,000 new housing units.

Kemp's move comes as companies like Hyundai, Rivian, SK Batteries, and Qcells invest billions of dollars on Georgia manufacturing plants that will likely attract new residents.