Ink In His Veins
Millard Grimes started his distinguished career in journalism six decades ago as a copy boy
Author: Patty Rasmussen
Enhancing Global Learning
Kennesaw State's Dan Papp brings experience in international affairs to his new job A pair of oversized purple-framed glasses, homage to former KSU president Dr. Betty Siegel. Two sets of Russian nesting dolls: one representing former Soviet leaders from Lenin…
High Standards
Longtime educator Walter McNeely has a history of civic involvement in Coastal Georgia.
Back in Business
Mega-developer John Williams has found there is life after Post.
Meeting the Challenges
Reynold Jennings engineered a turnaround at Tenet Healthcare.
Drawing the Line
Cartoonist Mike Lester's irreverent humor drives his business ventures.
Newton: Growing Smart
New Urbanism jumped to the forefront last October when Metro Atlantans witnessed the opening of Atlantic Station.
Newton: Oxford College – Emory East
A rich diversity of students, a small campus and a rigorous liberal arts education are hallmarks of Oxford College of Emory University, says Joe Moon, dean of student life at Oxford.
Newton County At-A-Glance
Fast facts about Newton County: population, unemployment rate, per capita income, municipalities, top employers.
Starting from Scratch
Bringing West Point sensibilities to Georgia Gwinnett College.
More Than a Day’s Work
Downtime is scarce for teachers like Rockdale's Nancy Glenzer.
Georgia’s 2004 Top Public Servants
Five distinguished Georgians are recipients of the second annual Excellence In Public Service Awards, presented by the Carl Vinson Institute of Government at the University of Georgia in partnership with Georgia Trend. The awards recognize leadership at the state and local levels.
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