Spouses of state legislators have raised more than $120,000 to establish the Sandra Dunagan Deal Scholarship at Milledgeville’s Georgia College in honor of the first lady. The scholarship will offer financial assistance to students from rural areas of our state…
The Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD) recently released its annual analysis of the state’s international trade picture and the impact is impressive. According to the 2017 International Trade Numbers Report, our state now ranks 8th in the nation for…
The Ray C. Anderson Foundation will grant an additional $2 million to The Ray over the next two years for research, pilot projects and innovative technologies that have the potential to shape transportation infrastructure. The foundation carries on the legacy…
The first musical honoring Macon’s music history will debut March 9. Local musicians and actors will perform Macon Music Live: The Pioneers upstairs at the Tic Toc Room, a restaurant with ties to Little Richard. A grant from the Community…
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…
Rob Parker, the president of Pinewood Forest, describes the New Urbanist community that's going up across the street from Pinewood Atlanta Studios in Fayetteville, Ga., in the video. The development is just one of the ways the movie industry is…
The Atlanta History Center’s Author Programs return March 2 with a spring lineup that features books on human enlightenment, civil rights and race, and southern cooking. The program offers a chance for attendees to connect with a varied group of…
Extra Special People (ESP), a Watkinsville-based nonprofit for children with special needs in Northeast Georgia, recently exceeded its fundraising goal, receiving $300,000 to help send 1,000 children of all abilities to summer camp. The donations were celebrated at ESP’s annual…
Yep, there really is a faux-Bavarian village in North Georgia. And on a rainy, chilly day Helen is not crowded at all. Yodel-ay-eee-ooo!
The movie-biz may pack sex appeal, but the forest industry has been a huge part of Georgia’s economy for decades – if not centuries – and it continues today to the tune of $35.2 billion in total revenue in 2016.…
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