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	2018 Georgian of the Year: Russell McMurry Driving Toward Solutions Whether it’s dealing with a catastrophic fire on a busy interstate or the day-to-day mobility problems of a growing state, Georgia’s DOT is ready. By Susan Percy Published: January 2018
	2018 Hall of Fame T. Rogers Wade and Philip Wilheit Sr. join Georgia Trend’s Most Influential Hall of Fame. Profiles by Kenna Simmons and Emma N. Hurt Published: January 2018
	2018 100 Most Influential Georgians Shaping the State The 2018 roster of the state’s top leaders and people making an impact on the lives and livelihoods of all Georgians. Plus, a list of Notable Georgians. Edited by Karen Kirkpatrick, Mary Ann DeMuth and Christy Simo Published: January 2018
	2018 Notable Georgians Edited by Karen Kirkpatrick, Mary Ann DeMuth and Christy Simo Published: January 2018
	State of The Art Museums add to the economic – and cultural – vitality of Georgia By Karen Kirkpatrick Published: January 2018
	Phoenix Rising Grady Health System has overcome obstacles big and small to celebrate 125 years of treating Georgians By Ellen Berman Published: January 2018
	Talent Search Programs at the state and local level aim to boost workforce readiness By Jennifer Hafer Published: January 2018

Transportation, sports and corporate headquarters

By Lori Johnston

The Frazer Center in Atlanta provides programs for children and adults with disabilities.

By Candice Dyer

Georgia Tech’s environmentally advanced building and earth-friendly senior living in Fairburn.

By Mary Ann DeMuth

Former state Rep. Amy Carter heads to the TCSG, runoff winners and a new Georgia Lottery president & CEO.

By Susan Percy

Ladybug Farms in Rabun County is a sustainable agriculture innovator.

By Mary Ann DeMuth

New projects in Johns Creek, Augusta, Savannah and more.

By Christy Simo

	From the Publisher: The Broadband Lifeline Interstate rights of way could be the key to extending broadband to remote areas of Georgia. By Ben Young Published: January 2018
	Business Casual: Symbols and Causes Who has the authority to decide what to do with Confederate memorials? By Susan Percy Published: January 2018
	Economy: Outpacing the Nation With a growing population, strong economic development and a housing boost, Georgia’s economy should fair well in 2018. By Jeffrey Humphreys Published: January 2018
	At Issue: A Bumpy Ride In the next 12 months, many of the nation’s economic, political and cultural flashpoints could play out here in Georgia. By Kerwin Swint Published: January 2018