Where Science and Commerce Intersect

For 25 years, the Georgia Research Alliance has been bringing high-tech, high-value jobs to the state.

Karen Kirkpatrick

Published: February 2015

Rising Tides

As the port expansion finally moves forward, the Georgia Ports Authority is seeing record growth.

Don Sadler

Published: January 2015

Up In The Air

Georgia’s aerospace industry is soaring with new companies and established leaders rising to new heights

Karen Kirkpatrick

Published: December 2014

2014 Family Business Awards

Meet the winners of this year’s competition, selected by the Cox Family Enterprise Center at Kennesaw State University.

ANNA BENTLEY, ELIZABETH SCHWARTZ, LORI JOHNSTON AND KAREN SNYDER

Published: December 2014

2014 Silver Spoon Awards

Our favorite places for dining out in Georgia, plus our top bar picks.

Krista Reese

Published: November 2014

Worth The Visit

A look at five destination cities across Georgia that are attracting tourists.

Ellen Berman, Lori Johnston and Karen Rosen

Published: February 2015

A Penny Saved

Two years ago, the hotly contested statewide T-SPLOST failed in all but three Georgia regions, but there are much-needed road projects that still need funding. What are we going to do about it?

Kevin Hogencamp

Published: January 2015

Rising Tides

As the port expansion finally moves forward, the Georgia Ports Authority is seeing record growth.

Don Sadler

Published: January 2015

Unbroken Circle

The Atlanta BeltLine is the city’s – and likely the country’s – largest urban redevelopment project. But it’s a great deal more.

Susan Percy

Published: December 2014

Getting To Gigabits

A strong telecommunications industry pays big economic development dividends.

Susan Percy

Published: November 2014

Engineered For Success

Georgia’s engineering programs are adapting to the changing technological environment and producing more engineers than ever.

Anna Bentley

Published: February 2015

Georgian Of The Year: Higher Education, Higher Stakes

University System Chancellor Hank Huckaby has brought a new stability to Georgia’s public colleges

Susan Percy

Published: January 2015

Thinking Ahead

Georgia lags in education rankings, but the REACH program is tackling the issue one student at a time.

Karen Kirkpatrick

Published: November 2014

Starting Early

How Georgia’s private schools educate their youngest students.

Susan Percy

Published: October 2014

Engaged Innovation

Valdosta State University is investing in its future and its students through unique community partnerships.

Karen Kirkpatrick Kennedy

Published: October 2014

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

Treasure, Not Trash

How recycling pays big dividends

Ben Young

Published: August 2013

A Water Update

The war may be over, but there are more battles ahead

Ben Young

Published: November 2012

Corporate Sustainability

The state’s greenest companies focus on people, planet and profit. Plus, corporate sustainability rankings.

Jerry Grillo

Published: May 2012

Change Of Heart

Long considered a man’s disease, heart disease is finally achieving recognition as a condition that equally – but sometimes differently – affects women.

Mary Anne Dunkin

Published: February 2015

Caring For Georgia Seniors

Increasing numbers of aging Georgians are shunning the restrictive environment of nursing homes for the relative independence of growing older at home. Do they have what they need to age in place?

Mary Anne Dunkin

Published: January 2015

In Transition

The medical world – and how patients interact with their healthcare team – continues to change at a rapid pace

Mary Anne Dunkin

Published: December 2014

FIGHTING BACK AGAINST BACK PAIN

Many of us battle back pain at some point in our lives, and for most it retreats with time. When it doesn’t, Georgia spine centers are here to help.

Mary Anne Dunkin

Published: November 2014

Partnering For Patient Care

At a time when going it alone often means going under, many Georgia hospitals are finding strength in numbers.

Mary Anne Dunkin

Published: June 2014

Georgia's New Trustees

The Shepherd Center’s Alana Shepherd and SCAD President Paula Wallace are the 2015 recipients of the state’s highest honor.

Susan Percy and Karen Kirkpatrick

Published: February 2015

Lighting The Way

In response to tragedy, Alana Shepherd and her family have built one of the best hospitals in the country.

Susan Percy

Published: February 2015

Renaissance Woman

Paula Wallace has redefined arts education for students around the world.

Karen Kirkpatrick

Published: February 2015

Georgian Of The Year: Higher Education, Higher Stakes

University System Chancellor Hank Huckaby has brought a new stability to Georgia’s public colleges

Susan Percy

Published: January 2015

Hall Of Fame: Lasting Influences

Bill Bolling and Saxby Chambliss join Georgia Trend’s Most Influential Hall of Fame.

Edited by Karen Kirkpatrick Kennedy & Christy Simo

Published: January 2015

2013 Silver Spoon Awards

The Year Of The Upstart

Krista Reese

Published: November 2013

Rising Up

With a new stadium coming, the Atlanta Falcons set their flight pattern for the future

Jerry Grillo

Published: August 2013

Good Sports

Private schools are winning big on the playing fields.

Karen Rosen

Published: October 2011

Georgia's Season In The Sun

Atlanta hosts this year’s PGA Championship, bolstering a golf industry that has a $5.1-billion impact on the state’s economy.

Jerry Grillo

Published: August 2011

Bragging Rights

The best high school football rivalries are long-running little civil wars.

Jerry Grillo

Published: August 2010