Hidden Gems

Wonderful and widely acclaimed visionary art can be found off Georgia’s beaten paths.

By Karen Kirkpatrick

Published: July 2017

2017 Legislative Recap: Under the Gold Dome

In this year’s legislative session, there were pay raises, tax breaks, funds for Medicaid – and things left undone

By Susan Percy

Published: July 2017

2017 Best Places to Work

Companies strive for happier, healthier, more engaged employees

By Ellen Berman

Published: July 2017

Open for Global Business

Strong international relationships support the state’s favorable trade climate.

By Kenna Simmons

Published: June 2017

Lasting Impact

Six counties create distinctive programs for better access to jobs, healthcare, housing and safe streets.

By Amy Bonesteel, Mary Ann DeMuth, Lori Johnston and Tom Oder

Published: June 2017

Catalysts for Change

Throughout the state, urban farms are bringing fresh food to their communities and encouraging reinvestment in the process.

By Anna Bentley

Published: July 2017

Committed Communities

On the western side of Metro Atlanta, these five community improvement districts are enhancing the region for businesses, residents and visitors.

By Kenna Simmons

Published: July 2017

Big Ideas in Action

A visionary leadership program is bringing a fresh eye to communities around the state.

By Jennifer Hafer

Published: July 2017

Artful Endeavors

Creative industries have a significant economic impact around the state.

By Jennifer Hafer

Published: June 2017

Lasting Impact

Six counties create distinctive programs for better access to jobs, healthcare, housing and safe streets.

By Amy Bonesteel, Mary Ann DeMuth, Lori Johnston and Tom Oder

Published: June 2017

Ready to Lead

Today’s business schools are preparing a new breed of entrepreneurial-minded students for success.

By Ellen Berman

Published: June 2017

Within Reach

The REACH program’s first class graduates this month. What’s next for them and the program?

By Anna Bentley

Published: May 2017

Four for the Future

Four communities are fostering success through collaborations in leadership training, career-oriented education and strategic planning

By Jennifer Hafer and K.K. Snyder

Published: April 2017

High-Tech Career Prep

Where education and industry intersect, TCSG remains at the forefront

By Ellen Berman

Published: April 2017

Unconventional Learning

Outside the typical college offerings, there’s a broad range of higher-ed opportunities in Georgia.

By Karen Kirkpatrick

Published: March 2017

Georgia Trend’s 2016 40 Under 40

Twenty years of the state’s best and brightest in business, government, nonprofits, science, healthcare and education, plus a look back at some of our previous nominees and where they are now.

EDITED BY KAREN KIRKPATRICK AND CHRISTY SIMO

Published: October 2016

On the Right Path

Through a network of trail systems, communities around the state are taking steps to create healthier environments and encourage economic development

By K. K. Snyder

Published: August 2016

The Energy Future Is Now

Renewable power sources are no longer fighting for a seat at the table. They are present and thriving, part of the mix that includes fossil fuels and nuclear energy.

Ben Young

Published: August 2015

Growing Green

The state is making strides and receiving accolades for its environmental efforts but still faces challenges and untapped potential.

Mary Anne Dunkin

Published: August 2014

When Powers Combine

A Q&A with Laura Turner Seydel on environmental education and stewardship.

Susan Percy

Published: June 2014

Long-distance Diagnosis

Telemedicine is making quality care a reality for people in underserved areas of Georgia.

By Mary Anne Dunkin

Published: July 2017

The New Integration

Doctors are increasingly combining the practices of alternative and traditional medicine, discovering both benefits and challenges.

By Mary Anne Dunkin

Published: June 2017

Defeating the Fiery Serpent

The Carter Center is poised to eradicate one of mankind’s oldest and most devastating diseases.

By Susan Percy

Published: June 2017

Serving Survivors

As increasing numbers of Georgians are claiming the title cancer survivor, here’s what cancer centers and organizations are doing to help this growing group thrive.

By Mary Anne Dunkin

Published: April 2017

Straight to the Heart

Heart disease rarely occurs in isolation. Learn about its common companions and what you can do to protect yourself.

By Mary Anne Dunkin

Published: February 2017

New Job, New Focus

Attorney General Chris Carr has a unique background in top-level politics and statewide economic development and an unusual challenge: He’ll make his first run for office next year as a highly visible incumbent. He says he’s ready.

By Susan Percy

Published: June 2017

Defeating the Fiery Serpent

The Carter Center is poised to eradicate one of mankind’s oldest and most devastating diseases.

By Susan Percy

Published: June 2017

Fast Forward: Q&A with Senator Johnny Isakson

A Senate veteran’s take on the new administration and what’s ahead for Georgia.

By Susan Percy

Published: April 2017

2017 Georgia Trustees

This year’s Georgia Trustees – the state’s highest honor – go to two men with a common vision: making their community a better place.

By Karen Kirkpatrick and Susan Percy

Published: February 2017

2017 Legislative Guide

What’s on the General Assembly’s agenda, plus Georgia’s state officers and legislators, as well as our state’s congressional delegation.

Compiled by Christy Simo, article by Ben Young

Published: February 2017

Economic Homeruns

From Smyrna and Marietta to Emerson and Rome, cities are hitting it out of the park with new sports developments

By Jennifer Hafer

Published: May 2017

Georgia Trend’s 2016 40 Under 40

Twenty years of the state’s best and brightest in business, government, nonprofits, science, healthcare and education, plus a look back at some of our previous nominees and where they are now.

EDITED BY KAREN KIRKPATRICK AND CHRISTY SIMO

Published: October 2016

Squad Spirit

More than 100,000 people play soccer in Georgia through professional, youth and adult leagues. Now, our first MLS team is poised to make history – and have a major league impact on the state.

By Anna Bentley

Published: August 2016

On the Right Path

Through a network of trail systems, communities around the state are taking steps to create healthier environments and encourage economic development

By K. K. Snyder

Published: August 2016

The Amazing, Tragic, Iconic and Surprising Legacy of the 1996 Olympic Games

In the summer of 1996, all eyes were on Georgia for the greatest sports event on Earth. Twenty years after hosting the Centennial Olympic Games, how has its legacy changed the state?

By Karen Kirkpatrick

Published: July 2016