Archive »Business & Industry
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Georgia's New TrusteesCivil Rights Leader Andrew Young and Civic Leader Tom Cousins are the 2012 recipients of the state’s highest honor.Published: February 2012 |
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Living A Worthwhile LifeAndrew Young on leadership, life lessons and a peacemaker’s legacyPublished: February 2012 |
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Builder of CommunitiesTom Cousins on role models, community service and changing neighborhoodsPublished: February 2012 |
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Going DeepProponents of the Savannah harbor expansion consider it a key component of economic development in the Southeast, but opponents are raising concerns about the cost.Published: February 2012 |
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Feeding The Hungry2012 Georgian Of The YearAtlanta Community Food Bank Founder and Executive Director Bill Bolling is Georgia Trend’s 2012 Georgian Of The Year. His work has never been more difficult or more important. Published: January 2012 |
Archive »Economic Development
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2012 Trensetter CitiesSix municipalites come up with innovative projects to win top honors in this year’s awards competition sponsored by the Georgia Municipal Association and Georgia Trend. Published: February 2012 |
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Ka-Ching: Crunching The Movie NumbersGeorgia’s three-year-old tax credit legislation prompts a film industry explosion.Published: November 2011 |
Georgia View: Hold That KneePublished: August 2011 |
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Downtown DiscoveriesHistory provides the theme for this year’s Heart and Soul of Georgia tour of 10 municipalitiesPublished: July 2011 |
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Columbus: Cars And DefensePublished: June 2011 |
Archive »Education
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Climate Of LeadershipAt North Georgia College and State University, cadets and civilian students create a unique campus culturePublished: February 2012 |
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Destination: Kennesaw StateGeorgia’s third-largest public university is increasingly students’ first choicePublished: January 2012 |
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One Size Does Not Fit AllThe unintended consequences of pervasive public school testing have led Georgia and other states to seek a waiver from federal No Child Left Behind requirements No Child Left Behind requirementsPublished: December 2011 |
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New Direction, New NameUnder GHSU President Ricardo Azziz, creativity is fueling innovationPublished: October 2011 |
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Good SportsPrivate schools are winning big on the playing fields.Published: October 2011 |
Archive »Environment
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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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Through A Local LensTransition, a growing grassroots movement, is planning for a resilient, sustainable futurePublished: January 2011 |
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Salt and RainAs the possibility of another drought looms, Georgia searches for long-term water solutionsPublished: November 2010 |
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Restoring A Sense Of CommunityConnecting historic preservation and environmental sustainability makes good sense. The greenest building, says one expert, is the one that already exists.Published: September 2010 |
Archive »Health Care
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State Of The HeartIntervention cardiology can stop attacks in their tracksPublished: February 2012 |
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How Nursing Homes Are Meeting The ChallengesWaits are shorter and care is improving, but facilities worry about cuts to Medicaid. Plus, a listing of the state’s five-star homes.Published: January 2012 |
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Healing The SickSpecialization and expansion set the tone for modern healthcare facilities.Published: December 2011 |
Top Georgia HospitalsFor the second year, Georgia Trend is publishing statewide hospital rankings, this time for 17 different categories, including cardiac care, stroke treatment and joint replacement.Published: December 2011 |
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Pharmacists For The FutureIncreasingly, Georgia pharmacy schools are preparing their students for more patient-oriented jobs in settings outside traditional drugstores. The aging baby boomer population will likely keep them busy.Published: August 2011 |
Archive »People
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Georgia's New TrusteesCivil Rights Leader Andrew Young and Civic Leader Tom Cousins are the 2012 recipients of the state’s highest honor.Published: February 2012 |
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Living A Worthwhile LifeAndrew Young on leadership, life lessons and a peacemaker’s legacyPublished: February 2012 |
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Builder of CommunitiesTom Cousins on role models, community service and changing neighborhoodsPublished: February 2012 |
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Feeding The Hungry2012 Georgian Of The YearAtlanta Community Food Bank Founder and Executive Director Bill Bolling is Georgia Trend’s 2012 Georgian Of The Year. His work has never been more difficult or more important. Published: January 2012 |
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Georgia's Power List100 Most Influential GeorgiansOur 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 2012 |
Archive »Sports & Leisure
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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 |
Lee Walburn: A Sporting LifeFrom the basketball court to the editor’s chair, with stops along the wayPublished: January 2010 |
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The Big Toe From CairoBOBBY WALDEN punted his way to football immortalityPublished: September 2009 |
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