Archive »Business & Industry
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Popping the Cap on Georgia’s Craft Brew IndustryCracking open the state’s burgeoning beer and microdistillery scenes.Published: July 2014 |
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Ready For Take OffThe Atlanta Aerotropolis Alliance promotes airport proximity and promises to create a thriving business district south of the city.Published: July 2014 |
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Community Building In College TownsGroups in three Georgia cities have found different ways to bridge town and gown to create strong, diverse neighborhoods. Published: July 2014 |
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Q&A with A.J. RobinsonAtlanta’s city center is bustling again, with more changes on the horizon.Published: July 2014 |
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Structured To ServeFrom car loans and home mortgages to financial education and outreach, Georgia’s credit unions not only provide much-needed services for members, but also help build communities.Published: June 2014 |
Archive »Economic Development
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Popping the Cap on Georgia’s Craft Brew IndustryCracking open the state’s burgeoning beer and microdistillery scenes.Published: July 2014 |
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Ready For Take OffThe Atlanta Aerotropolis Alliance promotes airport proximity and promises to create a thriving business district south of the city.Published: July 2014 |
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Striking At The Heart Of GeorgiaStories old and new pay tribute to the 150th anniversary of the Civil War across the state.Published: June 2014 |
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Commemorating The Past150 years after the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain, a look back on the impact this event had on the community.Published: June 2014 |
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Turning On The TapThe WaterFirst program recognizes communities that are stewards of our most precious liquid asset.Published: June 2014 |
Archive »Education
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Community Building In College TownsGroups in three Georgia cities have found different ways to bridge town and gown to create strong, diverse neighborhoods. Published: July 2014 |
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Striking At The Heart Of GeorgiaStories old and new pay tribute to the 150th anniversary of the Civil War across the state.Published: June 2014 |
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Where The Students AreFrom philanthropic efforts and international experience to new ways to teach and learn, today’s MBA programs are both relevant and accessible.Published: May 2014 |
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Embracing ChangeThe Technical College System of Georgia is adapting to changing needs and encouraging industries new to the state to hire local workers.Published: April 2014 |
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Against All OddsHow and why some Georgia schools are succeeding in spite of economic challenges.Published: December 2013 |
Archive »Environment
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When Powers CombineA Q&A with Laura Turner Seydel on environmental education and stewardship.Published: June 2014 |
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Treasure, Not TrashHow recycling pays big dividendsPublished: August 2013 |
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A Water UpdateThe war may be over, but there are more battles aheadPublished: November 2012 |
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Corporate SustainabilityThe state’s greenest companies focus on people, planet and profit. Plus, corporate sustainability rankings.Published: May 2012 |
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The Ad Man And The RockerDiverse talents converge at Mother Nature Network, creating a kinder, gentler and highly successful environmental websitePublished: December 2011 |
Archive »Health Care
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Partnering For Patient CareAt a time when going it alone often means going under, many Georgia hospitals are finding strength in numbers. Published: June 2014 |
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Help And HopeWhen it comes to finding a cure for childhood cancer, Georgia is leading the charge.Published: April 2014 |
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Reducing The RiskTreatment guidelines are improving cardiovascular care in Georgia, with more cutting-edge treatments on the horizon.Published: February 2014 |
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NURSING HOMES: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW HOW TO FIND THE RIGHT FITHow to find the right fit. Plus, Georgia’s five-star nursing homes.Published: January 2014 |
Georgia Hospital Rankings 2013Published: December 2013 |
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Archive »People
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Q&A with A.J. RobinsonAtlanta’s city center is bustling again, with more changes on the horizon.Published: July 2014 |
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When Powers CombineA Q&A with Laura Turner Seydel on environmental education and stewardship.Published: June 2014 |
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2014 Most Respected Business Leader2014 Most Respected Business Leader Will Harris is running a profitable enterprise while changing the world.Published: May 2014 |
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Back From The BrinkA Q&A with Synovus CEO and Chairman Kessel Stelling.Published: April 2014 |
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Georgia's New TrusteesThe Home Depot founder and Falcons owner Arthur Blank and Olympics visionary Billy Payne are the 2014 recipients of the state’s highest honor. Published: February 2014 |
Archive »Sports & Leisure
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2013 Silver Spoon AwardsThe Year Of The UpstartPublished: November 2013 |
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Rising UpWith a new stadium coming, the Atlanta Falcons set their flight pattern for the futurePublished: August 2013 |
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Good SportsPrivate schools are winning big on the playing fields.Published: October 2011 |
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Georgia's Season In The SunAtlanta hosts this year’s PGA Championship, bolstering a golf industry that has a $5.1-billion impact on the state’s economy.Published: August 2011 |
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Bragging RightsThe best high school football rivalries are long-running little civil wars.Published: August 2010 |
