Economy: Athens’ Upside
Higher education and healthcare are doing well, along with more new and expanding businesses.
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Higher education and healthcare are doing well, along with more new and expanding businesses.
With a growing population, strong economic development and a housing boost, Georgia’s economy should fair well in 2018.
Georgia’s deepwater ports create a substantial economic impact.
This north Georgia town is set to be the state’s fastest- growing metro area.
Augusta’s outlook is promising thanks to cybersecurity and the life sciences.
For Columbus-Muscogee County, there’s much to celebrate in 2017.
By nearly every measure, the outlook for Georgia’s economy in 2017 is very good.
In Valdosta, an Air Force base and university plus small business development means things are looking good.
It’s brighter days ahead for Georgia’s hospitality industry.
How much does a region benefit from hosting a learning institution?
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