March 2012

Georgia's Top Lawyer

Q&A With Attorney General Sam Olens

Jerry Grillo

Published: March 2012

Teaching The Healers

Georgia nursing programs are working to fill the gaps in clinical and academic settings

Jerry Grillo

Published: March 2012

Georgia Gold

Companies In Business 50 Years

Patty Rasmussen & Mary Anne Dunkin

Published: March 2012

2012 Counties Of Excellence

For the seventh year, the Association County Commissioners of Georgia and Georgia Trend recognize counties with winning projects: Augusta-Richmond, Camden, Cherokee, Habersham, Gwinnett and Clayton.

Ed Lightsey and Ben Young

Published: March 2012

Manufacturing Success In DeKalb

Small Business Spotlight: Wesley International

Patty Rasmussen

Published: March 2012

Macon/Bibb County: Forward Progress

Expansions on the upswing

Randy Southerland

Published: March 2012

Dublin/Laurens County: Solid Investments

Touting location and incentives

Ed Lightsey

Published: March 2012

Economic Development: March 2012

Christy Simo writes about economic development around the state, including new jobs in Cobb and LaGrange

Cristy Simmo

Published: March 2012

Organizations: Action Ministries

Candice Dyer discovers Action Ministries, which is focusing on summer lunches for students.

Candice Dyer

Published: March 2012

Political Notes: March 2012

Ups, Downs and In-Betweens

Georgia Trend Staff

Published: March 2012

Neely Young: "Not By Law But By Love"

Henry Grady’s speeches were widely reported and helped change northern people’s perception of the South for the better.

Neely Young

Published: March 2012

Business Casual: Not In My Backyard

It’s sad that ignorant people choose to blame their tough circumstances on other ethnic groups. If there is comfort to be taken, it is that ignorance is curable.

Susan Percy

Published: March 2012

Georgia View: Locking Up The Bad Guys

How many of Georgia’s prisoners are a danger to the public, versus people we are mad at?

Bill Crane

Published: March 2012

Economy: Keep It Moving

High fuel costs mean that truckers will face more competition from the railroads, which are much more fuel efficient.

Jeffrey Humphreys

Published: March 2012

Sustainable Georgia: A Walk In The Park

Parks make adjacent neighborhoods safer, but they are expensive to patrol and keep up. Good parks can go bad with alarming swiftness.

Ben Young

Published: March 2012

Sports Legends: Perseverance Pays Off

Jesup’s Len Hauss triumphed at Georgia and with the pros

Gene Asher

Published: March 2012

Art of The Meal: Gu's Bistro

At Gu’s Bistro, on Metro Atlanta’s Buford Highway, a Chinese restaurant that moves deliciously beyond buffet service.

Published: March 2012