Archive »Business & Industry
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Robert Jepson, VisionaryThe high-flying philanthropist and businessman has transformed SavannahPublished: May 2013 |
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Competitive EdgeGeorgia’s MBA programs are more accessible and more adaptable than everPublished: May 2013 |
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On Sound FootingGeorgia’s credit unions are thriving as members find ways to growPublished: May 2013 |
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Paper TrailQ&A With RockTenn’s Jim RubrightPublished: April 2013 |
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Four For The FutureA quartet of Georgia communities finds partners and tackles the environment, education, healthcare and economic development.Published: April 2013 |
Archive »Economic Development
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On Sound FootingGeorgia’s credit unions are thriving as members find ways to growPublished: May 2013 |
2013 Economic Yearbook: Gaining MomentumGeorgia Trend’s annual region-by-region look at Georgia’s economy finds positive signs from all corners of the state – finally. Stories by Jerry Grillo, Ben Young, Karen Rosen, Randy Southerland, Christy Simo, Bobby Nesbitt and Don Sadler. Published: April 2013 |
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2013 Economic Yearbook: SoutheastThe Benefits Of DiversityPublished: April 2013 |
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2013 Economic Yearbook: SouthwestA Widespread OptimismPublished: April 2013 |
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2013 Economic Yearbook: East CentralEnergized By BiofuelPublished: April 2013 |
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Archive »Education
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Competitive EdgeGeorgia’s MBA programs are more accessible and more adaptable than everPublished: May 2013 |
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Solutions & PartnershipsGeorgia’s technical college system is building on good relationships with the university system and the business community to boost enrollmentsPublished: April 2013 |
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The Poverty FactorPoor home circumstances often mean poor school performance, but some Georgia educators are working to change that.Published: December 2012 |
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Partners In EducationSouthwire and Carrollton High School are giving top science students a rare real-world opportunityPublished: December 2012 |
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Gateways To Higher EducationPrivate schools put a lot of effort into college counseling for their students.Published: October 2012 |
Archive »Environment
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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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Through A Local LensTransition, a growing grassroots movement, is planning for a resilient, sustainable futurePublished: January 2011 |
Archive »Health Care
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Treating Breast CancerImproved diagnostic techniques and targeted treatments offer help and hopePublished: May 2013 |
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The Big PictureHealth screening tests save lives, but they aren’t all without risk. Which ones do you need?Published: April 2013 |
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Healing HeartsNew surgical techniques mean less trauma, less pain and often better results than conventional surgeryPublished: February 2013 |
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Finding The Right HospitalLists are a great starting point, but don’t overlook your doctor, your health plan and the comfort factorPublished: December 2012 |
Top Georgia Hospitals 2012Georgia Trend’s 2012 list of Georgia’s Top Hospitals.Published: December 2012 |
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Archive »People
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Robert Jepson, VisionaryThe high-flying philanthropist and businessman has transformed SavannahPublished: May 2013 |
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Paper TrailQ&A With RockTenn’s Jim RubrightPublished: April 2013 |
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Four For The FutureA quartet of Georgia communities finds partners and tackles the environment, education, healthcare and economic development.Published: April 2013 |
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Georgia’s New TrusteesConstruction industry entrepreneur Herman Russell and Chick-fil-A founder Truett Cathy are 2013 recipients of the state’s highest honor.Published: February 2013 |
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Big Dreams, Big AchievementsHerman Russell is an entrepreneur and philanthropist who has made an indelible mark on Atlanta and its skylinePublished: February 2013 |
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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