Archive of: Economic Development, Green Room, Organizations, Political Notes, Up Front

	Title	Issue
	Political RoundUp: May 2006 Tom Crawford	May 2006
	Political RoundUp: April 2006 Not high enough in the rankings, No politico left behind, A fitting memorial?, A good replacement Tom Crawford	April 2006
	Bike Athens The first thing that's important to know about Bike Athens, says the group's co-chair Mark Dodson, is that its name is actually something of a misnomer. "We're really about more than just bikes," he says. "Our mission is really about promoting all different types of alternative transportation." Terrell Johnson	April 2006
	A Year To Remember Ralph Reed is making a lot of Republicans very nervous. They fear he could harm Gov. Sonny Perdue's re-election chances. Tom Crawford	April 2006
	The GreenRoom: April 2006 In what could be a first for Georgia conservation efforts, the Nature Conservancy purchased 299 acres of land in the Chattahoochee National Forest in Lumpkin County in February, to be turned over to the Georgia Department of Transportation for safekeeping. Ben Young	April 2006
	What Does It Matter? Whoever wins the Democratic primary will have to go head-to-head with an incumbent who will have far more money to spend. Tom Crawford	March 2006
	Georgia Nurses Association When its three-day annual convention wrapped up last November in Columbus, the Georgia Nurses Association announced that major changes were in the works for how it serves its 3,000 members statewide. Terrell Johnson	March 2006
	Political RoundUp: March 2006 History is made, Giving 'em Zell, Mitigating factors, Not over the Hill yet Tom Crawford	March 2006
	The GreenRoom: March 2006 It's been a good year so far for Metro Atlanta's environment. The city and the Beltline Partnership purchased the Bellwood Quarry from Vulcan Materials. Plans call for a 50-acre lake with 351 acres of greenspace - the nation's largest city park. Ben Young	March 2006
	Opportunity Cost What if Gov. Perdue had begun making a real effort to attack transportation and traffic issues when he first came into office? Tom Crawford	February 2006