A few years ago, when I was helping move my daughter into her freshman dormitory in our nation’s capital and busily unloading boxes from the car, a man who had just alighted from his New Jersey-tagged vehicle with a yippy…
If you are a glass-half-full person, you might be able to look back on the 2019 General Assembly session and focus on some good-faith efforts to make life better for a significant number of Georgians, especially relating to voting and…
Twenty years ago this month, the meaning of “school safety” changed forever the day that two troubled Colorado high school seniors killed 13 people and injured 23 more at Columbine High School in Littleton, a Denver suburb, then took their…
Right at the top of the list of good things Georgia has going for it is a booming film and entertainment industry – worth about $9.5 billion a year. The industry produces good jobs, it attracts tourists and it brings…
Lessons learned from the Great Decatur Condo Flood of 2018.
It's time for state legislators to address problems that plagued the 2018 elections.
In defense of the media’s ideas, ideals and challenges.
In Georgia, as elsewhere, politics has become personal and divisive. So, here’s a plea for the new governor: Think unity.
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is a point of pride for all of Georgia. Why wouldn’t the state want to control it?
There’s still no solution to the watery tug-of-war between Florida and Georgia.
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Start your morning off with this Investor-only coffee and networking event that is limited to only 32 individuals. Everyone has the opportunity to talk about their business, distribute promotional items, and network with fellow Investors, in a small and inviting atmosphere.
Enjoy hors d’oeuvres and beverages in a relaxed setting with other Chamber members once the work day ends. Hosted at a fellow member business starting at 5:30pm the Business After Hours is the perfect opportunity to meet, mingle and make new contacts. This is a member exclusive event. 21 & up
The faces of hunger may surprise you. Come learn more as Georgia Mountain Food Bank kicks off our fall activities at Business After Hours on August 8. Hosted at GMFB, and sponsored by Liberty Utilities, we will share our fall calendar including introducing the Quinlan Visual Arts Center’s newest exhibit, “Still Hungry in America,” opening August 16, which explores the faces of hunger over the past fifty years as captured by photographer Al Clayton and his daughter Jennie. Join us for food, music and fun and hear all we have going while networking with Chamber friends. gamountainfoodbank.org
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