Just a reminder, we're accepting nominations for this year's 40 Under 40 through Friday, May 6. Check out the info on what we're looking for and get your nominations in soon. Each year Georgia Trend honors 40 of the state’s best and…
Berry College in Rome is more than just one of the prettiest campuses in the country. It's also home to outstanding academics and the Berry Eagle Cam. Take a live look at the bald eagles that have drawn viewers from…
As transit-oriented development (TOD) becomes commonplace enough to get its own acronym, the concept is broadening from the more traditional definition – walkable, mixed-use development within a half-mile of a transit station – to include an equity component. The most…
New cancer treatments made the news in a big way in Georgia when former President Jimmy Carter was diagnosed, treated and declared cancer-free all in the space of just a few months. Still, it’s…
Kia Motors just celebrated its 2-millionth vehicle – a white 2016 Sorento SXL – to roll off the line in West Point. Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia Inc. has invested $1.1 billion in the West Point facility since 2009 and produces…
The Georgia Aquarium celebrates its 10th anniversary this year with a number of new exhibits, critters and habitats including sea lions, a dolphin presentation, the…
Southface, the Atlanta-based nonprofit that promotes sustainable homes, workplaces and communities through education, research, advocacy and technical assistance, presented its inaugural Fulcrum Awards in mid-March at its annual Greenprints Conference at Georgia State University. The awards recognize people, programs, buildings,…
Enjoy a beautiful spring day at Smith-Gilbert Gardens in Kennesaw. Thanks to Heidi Rizzi for the colorful, lovely photos.
Aerotropolis was the buzzword at the South Metro Development Outlook event at the Georgia International Convention Center (GICC) last month. The annual event, put together by the Collaborative Firm, was bolstered this year by a lot of airport activity and…
Yes that's another high rise going up next to Starbucks on 14th Street. The cranes are seemingly everywhere in an unprecedented spate of development partly attributable to the Midtown Atlanta's three MARTA stations. But there are other factors in play, not least…
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