Archive of: At Issue, Ben Young, Business Casual, Economy, Guest Commentary, Neely Young, Opinions

	Title	Issue
	At Issue: Policy Partisanship Two of the state’s most active and often-quoted policy analysis organizations have some key differences – and ideologies. By Kerwin Swint	June 2018
	At Issue: Promise and Peril With the statewide party primaries coming up May 22, the most excitement around these parts is Georgia politics. By Kerwin Swint	May 2018
	Economy: Firm Foundation Albany continues to build upon three consecutive years of job growth as its economy slowly transforms itself. By Jeffrey Humphreys	May 2018
	Business Casual: Leading the Way Students are demanding new approaches to ensuring their safety. It’s time to take them seriously. By Susan Percy	May 2018
	From the Publisher: Safer Streets Safe routes for walking and biking are becoming an increasingly important part of the state’s transit plan. By Ben Young	May 2018
	At Issue: Planting a Flag Tax incentives have been a boon to Georgia, but a careful review is needed. By Kerwin Swint	April 2018
	Business Casual: House and Home Making a home is a pretty universal instinct, but homefinding and homemaking aren’t always easy. By Susan Percy	April 2018
	From the Publisher: Taking Stock Georgia benefits from a large network of environmental groups as well as public and private entities dedicated to sustainability. By Ben Young	April 2018
	From the Publisher: Challenges Ahead Georgia is No. 1 on a lot of lists, but there’s a massive disconnect between the state’s business success and its ability to serve all its citizens. By Ben Young	March 2018
	Business Casual: It All Connects If you want to improve the quality of public education in Georgia, you have to start with our poverty issue. By Susan Percy	March 2018