Archive »Business & Industry
2014 Industry outlookThe director of the Selig Center for Economic Research at the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business reports on what to expect this year for the state’s key industries.Published: April 2014 |
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A Century Of ServiceACCG keeps Georgia’s 159 counties working together.Published: March 2014 |
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Visitors WelcomeFrom family-owned businesses to nationally known sites, Georgia’s tourism trade is growing thanks to new legislation that could jumpstart the industry.Published: March 2014 |
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Turning The CornerCommercial real estate is finally coming back – just not at full speed, and with market changes on the horizon.Published: March 2014 |
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Digging Through Georgia's PastUGA’s Brown Media Archives is uncovering a wealth of video from WSB-TV spanning nearly 100 years of Georgia history.Published: March 2014 |
Archive »Economic Development
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Ready To Go: 2014 Economic YearbookGeorgia Trend’s annual region-by-region look at Georgia’s economy with new industries, new jobs and a newfound sense of optimismPublished: April 2014 |
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Four For The FutureIt’s a team effort for four communities in Georgia that focus on long-range planning, public health and wellness, downtown revitalization and regional collaboration.Published: April 2014 |
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Metro Atlanta: Lost And FoundPublished: April 2014 |
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Southeast: Rising TidePublished: April 2014 |
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Southwest: Making The JumpPublished: April 2014 |
Archive »Education
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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 |
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Kennesaw State At 50From junior college to comprehensive university with a global perspectivePublished: November 2013 |
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Core ConnectionsAtlanta’s Oglethorpe University refines its niche.Published: October 2013 |
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Class ActCharter schools – publicly funded and privately run – are gaining ground as a new state commission takes charge.Published: October 2013 |
Archive »Environment
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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 |
Corporate Sustainability LeadersHow Georgia Public Companies Stack UpPublished: May 2011 |
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Archive »Health Care
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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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High Marks For HealthcareSome of the nation’s top ranked medical programs are right here in Georgia. Plus, Georgia Hospital Rankings.Published: December 2013 |
Archive »People
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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 |
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Mission PossibleBilly Payne believed Georgia was ready for the world's stage when no one else did. Published: February 2014 |
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Paying It ForwardFalcons owner and retail pioneer Arthur Blank is working to give away his fortune Published: February 2014 |
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100 Most Influential GeorgiansGeorgia Trend’s annual listing of the state’s most powerful and influential citizens who affect the lives and livelihoods of all Georgians. Plus, a roster of Notable Georgians.Published: January 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 |
