More Goods, Fewer Workers
In 2006, most retailers will see both top- and bottom-line growth, but job-seekers should look to other sectors of the economy.
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Live From Georgia
From reporters who risk it all to get the story to anchors as familiar and trusted as a longtime neighbor, Georgia's leading TV newspeople are in a class by themselves.
Breaking The Color Barrier
If you think the University of Georgia's first group of African-American athletes was an ordinary bunch of jocks, think again.
2005 40 Under 40
For almost a decade, Georgia Trend has been identifying the state's most outstanding resource - its emerging business, cultural, government and academic leaders.
March Madness
When Kentucky played the University of Georgia basketball team in 1959, there was only one way to stop Bulldog sophomore Pat Casey - grab him by his shorts and not let go.
Going To The Hogs
Ironically, it was the immortal Georgia Tech Coach Bobby Dodd who convinced Frank Broyles to stay on as head football coach at Arkansas when he had two chances to return to Tech as head man.
20 Years, 20 Leaders
Some of the names and faces that have appeared in our pages over the past two decades have left the limelight, but others still exert an influence in the business and political arenas.
Enduring And Prevailing
Decatur native Frank Broyles keeps on going - and going. What does 80-year-old Frank Broyles have that 73-year-old Vince Dooley does not? Answer: A new, five-year, rollover contract as athletics director.
A Farm Family Portrait
The Williams dairy farm is forward-looking, technologically sophisticated, micro-managed and consistently profitable. Such success is increasingly rare, as soaring land values and production costs are putting the necessary economies of scale well beyond reach of the average farmer.
Magic Men
Magic anyone? How about the Wyche brothers? Sam can make articles of your clothing disappear, find silver dollars in your ears and make small sponge rabbits drop from under your arms.
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