Atlanta's Goat Farm Arts Center is a creative-industrial complex housed in a 19th-century factory in West Midtown Atlanta. The Goat Farm, which has resident goats, as well as chickens and llamas, includes more than 250,000 square feet of space and 470 people…
Every year the ACCG, a nonprofit serving county governments in Georgia, in partnership with Georgia Trend, presents the Georgia Counties of Excellence…
The Gwinnett DOT turned the lights on at the new bridge over I-85 at Jimmy Carter Boulevard northeast of Atlanta last month. It was the metaphorical lighting of the candles on the cake of a bridge that's seen a number of upgrades – it's…
Yep, it’s a tunnel through a hill, just as you’d expect from the name of this small Northwest Georgia community (population about 870), but there’s so much more to explore at the site. Stop by the Tunnel Hill Heritage Center on…
These days, university research scientists are expected to do more than just the research that might lead to products to make our lives easier – or even save lives. Commercialization is the word heard often – the move from research…
This month’s augmented reality (AR) feature brings Georgia’s huge and important logistics industry to life with an interactive addition to the infographic included in the story "One-Two Punch," on page 31 of the March issue of Georgia Trend. Here’s how…
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…
Get close to these fabulous birds of prey at Gainesville's Elachee Nature Science Center Raptor Fest on Saturday, March 12 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The family-friendly program features wildlife and nature experts who will conduct live flight demonstrations – including…
Is your product, service or design ready to see the light of day? Are you looking for investors or feedback for your startup? Or maybe you’re unsure how to pitch your company and want to see how other entrepreneurs are…
Decades before the birth of Atlanta's Ponce City Market, a shining example of adaptive reuse along the BeltLine, the 2.1-million-square-foot brick behemoth was a distribution and retail center for Sears and later served as Atlanta's City Hall East. In 2010, the grand old building…
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