The annual Masters Tournament would have started this week at the Augusta National Golf Club amid spring’s beauty and mild temperatures. But the COVID-19 pandemic put the kibosh on the 84th annual event and about a month ago it was…
When scared or faced with a crisis, Mr. Rogers, of Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, said, "Look for the helpers." That's what we at Georgia Trend would like our readers to do. Look for the helpers and nominate them to our inaugural…
As the coronavirus pandemic increasingly impacts Georgians’ everyday lives and hospitals’ ability to care for the sick, organizations and businesses are figuring out ways they can help. From manufacturing and donations of much-needed supplies for healthcare workers to educational resources…
As the unprecedented pandemic takes its toll on Georgia citizens and communities, a growing number of organizations are teaming up to respond with financial assistance. To help with the impact of COVID-19 throughout the state, Georgia Power Foundation is investing…
From Atlanta to Albany to Athens, businesses and academic institutions are harnessing their creativity to address urgent problems the COVID-19 pandemic is causing. Solutions under development include ways to increase hospitals’ supply of protective gear and ventilators and the public’s…
Each year Georgia Trend honors 40 of the state’s best and brightest under the age of 40. Whether you know someone who’s making a difference on the national stage or is a mover and shaker in his or her corner of the…
During the past couple of weeks, Georgians began receiving mail urging participation in the 2020 Census. The goal is to have everyone in the U.S. and its territories counted by Census Day, April 1. This accounting has taken place every…
With many entertainment options closed and social distancing the new normal, Georgians are getting creative about how to fill their time. People are re-discovering the joys of being outside, either gardening, walking or cycling. But for the long evenings, what…
To our Georgia Trend readers, As we head into a very challenging time, we at Georgia Trend wanted to reach out to our readers to let you know that we are more committed than ever to our role as a source of…
Shortly before COVID-19 came to Georgia, Irving Consumer Products (ICP) officially opened its new tissue plant in Macon. The $470-million facility is employing more than 200 workers who are producing paper towels and bathroom tissue, much-needed commodities these days. State…
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