This year’s Georgia Trustees, the state's highest honor presented by the Office of the Governor and the Georgia Historical Society, are Jim Blanchard and Muhtar Kent. Blanchard led Synovus – with an emphasis on servant leadership – in Columbus for…
Curtis Foltz, executive director of the Georgia Ports Authority for the past six years, will step down June 30. During his tenure with GPA, Foltz has overseen record growth, as well…
The spring-like weather has everyone enjoying the outdoors -- even the ducks of Inman Park in Atlanta. Send us photos of your favorite spots around the state for our Spotted in Georgia series. Check out our submission guidelines. Photo courtesy of…
Now patients with cancer in Southwest Georgia will be able to access the cutting-edge research and treatment of Emory's nationally recognized Winship Cancer Institute without leaving the area. A new collaboration has brought the Lewis Hall Singletary Oncology Center at Archbold…
Georgia’s Attorney General Sam Olens demonstrated once again why he was the right choice for Georgia Trend’s 2016…
Atlanta artist HENSE (aka Alex Brewer) was one of the 100 Influential Georgians honored at Georgia Trend's Georgian of the Year luncheon yesterday. The photo above is of an untitled work by HENSE in Columbus. A new year's reminder -- make…
Lots of folks think their town or city or community is the best – and they wouldn’t want to live anywhere else. But people in Statesboro have an outside organization that thinks it’s one of the 15 best communities in…
Two Georgia companies representing industries about as diverse as they come – agriculture and robotics – were spotlighted as part of the national Small Business Revolution project in 2015. Sponsored by the Deluxe Corp., the project celebrated the important role…
Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville is a great place to get your cowboy – or cowgirl – on. There's sculptures by Frederick Remington, paintings of and by Native Americans, a room devoted to the Civil War called War is Hell, and even…
Georgians can look forward to a brighter 2016, predicted economists at the University of Georgia’s Economic Outlook events held around the state last month. Speakers at the Atlanta event included UGA’s Terry College of Business Dean Benjamin Ayers and Mark…
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