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

	Title	Issue
	Politics January 2007 Now that the GOP has consolidated its control of state government, how far to the right is it willing to go? Tom Crawford	January 2007
	Political Roundup: January 2007 Ed Holcombe was once a Georgia Power lobbyist who helped then-governor Roy Barnes change the state flag; now he's Gov. Perdue's new chief of staff. Tom Crawford	January 2007
	The GreenRoom January 2007 Some very good news for Georgia's environment came out of the November elections. Meanwhile, Democrats have called for a land deal probe concerning Gov. Sonny Perdue's property adjacent to Oaky Woods Plantation. Ben Young	January 2007
	Southeastern Flower Show As the Southeastern Flower Show celebrates its 20th anniversary, this year's edition, held Feb. 7-11, will transform the Georgia World Congress Center into a cross between a lush landscape and a gardener's catalog come to life. Kenna Simmons	January 2007
	The GreenRoom: December 2006 The wolf may be at Georgia's back door. The state Department of Natural Resources Environmental Protection Division has announced an application by LS Power Associates to build and operate a coal-fired power plant in Early County. Ben Young	December 2006
	Commercial Real Estate Women Of Atlanta When Commercial Real Estate Women of Atlanta (CREW) hosts the national organization's convention this month, president Tonya Creekmore says women might actually outnumber men in commercial real estate in the city - for a few days, at least. Kenna Simmons	December 2006
	Political RoundUp: December 2006 When President George W. Bush finally signed a bill authorizing the construction of a fortified fence along 700 miles of the U.S.-Mexican border, several Georgia congressmen were cheering him on. Tom Crawford	December 2006
	Savannah Chamber of Commerce It would be easy to say that, when a group of merchants gathered in Savannah on Dec. 13, 1806 to form a chamber of commerce, they had no idea what their city would become. But the Savannah Chamber of Commerce has always been pretty far-sighted, so it's entirely possible that if the same group viewed the city and the organization today, its members wouldn't be surprised. Kenna Simmons	December 2006
	Political Roundup: November 2006 Tom Crawford	November 2006
	The GreenRoom: November 2006 Don't lose sleep over Wayne Mason's pulling out of the Beltline. He wanted residents before transit, which would have made surrounding areas miserable with traffic, and he opposed creation of a multimodal transit facility that would pick up commuters using the proposed Lovejoy light rail line in Atlanta. Ben Young	November 2006