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Logan C. Ritchie

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Atlanta
As seen in: Medium, MSN, The Times of Israel, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, EIN News, NewsBreak, Georgia Public Broadcasting, Rough Draft Atlanta, Decaturish, Canopy Atlanta and
Covers:  Education, elections, local government, Jewish community, human interest
Local news journalist. Native Atlantan living in Atlanta. #letsgobravos

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Logan graduated from Emerson College in Boston, MA, with a degree in writing. She has 25 years of experience as a community journalist, writing for Rough Draft, Canopy Atlanta, Decaturish, Tucker Observer, Atlanta Senior Life Magazine, The Atlanta Jewish Times and more.

As a beat writer, Logan has covered local government and county elections from 2019 to present. She has written about education, the environment, homelessness, and human interest.

Logan C. Ritchie’s Journalist Portfolio

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How Wall Street created a housing crisis in South DeKalb

How Wall Street created a housing crisis in South DeKalb

Although rent and homeownership costs are also climbing in South DeKalb, there is no central redevelopment ef…

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Dunwoody, Sandy Springs homes papered with anti-Semitic flyers - Rough Draft Atlanta

Dunwoody, Sandy Springs homes papered with anti-Semitic flyers - Rough Draft Atlanta

Residents in a half dozen Dunwoody subdivisions woke up Sunday morning to a slew of anti-Semitic flyers in th…

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'Cop City' protests go nationwide after shooting in Atlanta - Rough Draft Atlanta

'Cop City' protests go nationwide after shooting in Atlanta - Rough Draft Atlanta

Activists in Atlanta and across the United States are gathering in support of a protester who was shot and ki…

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Don't consider Oglethorpe a 'hidden gem' any longer - Rough Draft Atlanta

Don't consider Oglethorpe a 'hidden gem' any longer - Rough Draft Atlanta

In the heart of Brookhaven sits Oglethorpe University, a four-year, private college nestled into a tree-fille…

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What will it take for DeKalb County open more warming centers?

What will it take for DeKalb County open more warming centers?

Residents and organizations are attacking DeKalb County from all sides, asking the county to recognize a grea…

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Free fridges are fighting food insecurity, but not without controversy

Free fridges are fighting food insecurity, but not without controversy

By Logan C. Ritchie, contributor Greater Decatur, GA - In the Medlock Park neighborhood, a few yards from the…

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Atlanta City Council considers tax penalties for stalled construction site in Midtown

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By Logan C. Ritchie 
| Rough Draft Atlanta
In response to growing concern over a stalled construction site at Peachtree Street and 14th Street in Midtown, the Atlanta City Council is exploring tax penalties equivalent to 25 times the current millage rate for owners of blighted properties.
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Mid-Year Report: ‘Marry the house, date the rate,’ real estate experts advise

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By Logan C. Ritchie , Collin Kelley 
| Rough Draft Atlanta
Driving around Intown, it’s hard to miss the for-sale signs popping up like spring flowers. Four seasoned real estate agents weighed in on the Intown market: who’s selling and buying, how mortgage rates are affecting sales, and how last year compares to 2026. “Real estate has always been hyperlocal, and there’s a real disconnect between the national narrative and what we’re experiencing across many of Atlanta’s Intown neighborhoods,” real estate agent Molly Carter Gaines said.
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Atlanta City Council funds $8M trail to connect Westside Beltline and PATH Parkway

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By Logan C. Ritchie 
| Rough Draft Atlanta
The Atlanta City Council unanimously voted to fund an $8 million deal to build a .06-mile trail to connect the Westside Beltline Connector trail and the PATH Parkway trail, which runs through Georgia Tech’s campus. Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens addresses Dr. Lawrence Edward Carter Sr. of Morehouse College. (Screenshot) While the Eastside Beltline has boomed, the Westside Beltline is under utilized due to its disconnection, city officials said.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I was the community news writer for a weekly newspaper in Boston. I wrote obits and wedding announcements until they trusted me with news.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes! In high school I used a typewriter for fun.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

I worked for my high school newspaper and college newspaper. It was the thrill of chasing a deadline that hooked me.

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