Stories With an Impact

Not everyone knows about the Peabody Awards – not yet anyway – but everyone, from documentarians and journalists to those in the entertainment industry, wants to win one. And the home of these coveted awards is right here in Georgia.

By Susan Percy

Published: September 2016

The Business of Giving

Community foundations across Georgia match donors with projects in ways that help improve the lives and livelihoods of community members

By Jennifer Hafer

Published: August 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

Coloring Outside the Lines

Three Southern cities show what can be done with a little creativity and strong leadership to facilitate revitalization and walkability at this year’s Heart and Soul Bus Tour

By Ben Young

Published: August 2016

Branching Out

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College provides fertile ground for a solid education

By Bonnie Smith

Published: August 2016

How May We Serve You?

Georgia banks continue to face economic challenges, but as the landscape improves they’re doubling down on their commitment to serving customers

By Karen Kirkpatrick

Published: September 2016

Georgia's Top 100 Public Companies

This year’s ranking, which collectively generated $452.2 billion in total revenue last year, reflects evidence of a growing economy here in Georgia. Plus a look at six CEOs who are running some of the top companies in the state.

BY KAREN KIRKPATRICK

Published: September 2016

The Business of Giving

Community foundations across Georgia match donors with projects in ways that help improve the lives and livelihoods of community members

By Jennifer Hafer

Published: August 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

Georgia’s 2016 Higher Education Directory

Georgia Trend’s annual listing of the state’s colleges, universities and technical schools, with information on admissions, costs and courses of study.

Compiled by Christy Simo

Published: September 2016

Mission Critical: Turning Around Atlanta’s Schools

Atlanta Public Schools Superintendent Meria Carstarphen talks about a bold plan for the future, the changing nature of education and the challenges that lie ahead.

By Susan Percy

Published: August 2016

Branching Out

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College provides fertile ground for a solid education

By Bonnie Smith

Published: August 2016

Beyond the Classroom

Collaboration and community engagement are what it’s all about for Clayton State University

By Candice Dyer

Published: June 2016

Growing with Enthusiasm

Reinhardt University is adding world-class facilities and faculty along with programs to support careers in high-demand fields across the state

By Karen Kirkpatrick

Published: April 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

Treasure, Not Trash

How recycling pays big dividends

Ben Young

Published: August 2013

Changing the Conversation

No longer being swept under the rug, the perception of mental health issues and the 43.8 million Americans who suffer from them is changing. Here’s how the shift is playing out in Georgia.

By Mary Anne Dunkin

Published: June 2016

Gaps in Care

How Georgia’s schools and the legislature are addressing the state’s looming healthcare workforce shortage.

By Anna Bentley

Published: May 2016

Hope on the Horizon

Immunotherapy can help fight cancer by working with the body’s own immune system, and some of its top researchers are right here in Georgia.

By Mary Anne Dunkin

Published: April 2016

In Good Shape

Six counties launch programs to help their citizens stay healthy and improve their quality of life

By Stan Awtrey, Rich Eldredge and Tom Oder

Published: March 2016

Promoting Prevention

Beyond helping patients recover following a heart attack, Georgia’s hospitals are now working to ensure people never have them in the first place.

By Mary Anne Dunkin

Published: February 2016

Branching Out

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College provides fertile ground for a solid education

By Bonnie Smith

Published: August 2016

Old Values, New Successes

2016 Most Respected Business Leader: Larry Gellerstedt III, President & CEO of Cousins Properties

By Susan Percy

Published: May 2016

A Focus On The Federal Budget

Republican Sen. David Perdue talks fiscal responsibility, the economy and being an outsider in Washington.

By Susan Percy

Published: April 2016

2016 Georgia Trustees

The Coca-Cola Company’s Muhtar Kent and former Synovus CEO Jim Blanchard are the 2016 Georgia Trustees, the state’s highest honor.

By Karen Kirkpatrick and Susan Percy

Published: February 2016

Georgia’s Advocate

Attorney General Sam Olens has taken on some of the state’s toughest problems – sex trafficking, prescription drug abuse and Medicaid fraud – and championed open government. And he’s not done yet.

By Susan Percy

Published: January 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

Into the Woods

Georgia’s State Parks and Historic Sites celebrate 85 years of family-friendly outdoor recreation and a significant economic impact

By Karen Kirkpatrick

Published: May 2016

Fore!

Golf is big business, and it’s back.

Randy Southerland

Published: August 2015