Remembering Jack Davis
Georgia lost an illustration legend when Jack Davis passed away last month at the age of 91. Davis was born in Atlanta and lived most of his life in St.…
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Historic Banning Mills
I know, the phrase ‘fun for the whole family,’ is seriously overused in advertising and promoting activities and tourism, but sometimes it’s just the phrase that fits. What else…
Spotted in Georgia -- Hard Labor Creek State Park
Hard Labor Creek State Park, in Rutledge, offers golf, horseback riding, lake activities, camping and more. Learn more about Georgia's state parks, which are celebrating 85 years of outdoor fun, in our feature story from May 2016, "Into the Woods."…
2017 Best Places to Work nominations
Georgia Trend magazine is once again looking for the best places to work in Georgia. For the second year, we’ve teamed up with Best Companies Group and SHRM Georgia State Council, in partnership with the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, to grow the program that is dedicated…
A magic red carpet ride
Georgia Trend was in New York last spring when the Peabody Awards, given by the University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and…
Spotted in Georgia -- Rock Creek Greenway
Greenways are helping kickstart exercise, weight loss and economic development around the state. Learn more about Gainesville's Rock Creek Greenway, along with other trails that connect people and places across Georgia, in this month's feature "On the Right Path." Photos…
Meet APS Superintendent Meria Carstarphen
This past weekend was the state’s sales tax holiday, which must mean kids are heading back to school. There have been big changes in education over the last year – legislation to reduce the…
Last day to nominate Legal Elite
Who do you think is the state’s most effective lawyer? Let us know by 5 p.m. today! Georgia Trend magazine’s annual Legal Elite will highlight the state’s most effective lawyers in 14 different practice areas. The list of the state’s Legal…
Spotted in Georgia -- Art in Carrollton
"Car Next to Red," by artist Charles Nivens, at the Carrollton Cultural Arts Center. Photo courtesy of Ben Young.
Atlanta’s Olympics legacy continues
This month’s Georgia Trend cover story, “The Amazing, Tragic, Iconic and Surprising Legacy of the 1996 Olympic Games,” takes a look at…
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