From the Publisher

The success of our state depends largely on its standing in the world – all eyes will be on Georgia next month to see if our business oasis becomes a mirage.

Rising housing costs are pushing some people out of city centers, but ideas are on the table to give everyone a chance to live in town.

A healthy philanthropic community reflects a healthy business community, and the Community Foundation of Atlanta plays a huge part in that success.

A trip to San Diego brought many parallels with our own state capital into view.

Two outcomes from this year’s legislative session are both promising and productive.

Safe routes for walking and biking are becoming an increasingly important part of the state’s transit plan.

Georgia benefits from a large network of environmental groups as well as public and private entities dedicated to sustainability.

Georgia is No. 1 on a lot of lists, but there’s a massive disconnect between the state’s business success and its ability to serve all its citizens.

This session, some issues will transcend county and regional lines while others could make a bigger impact locally.

Interstate rights of way could be the key to extending broadband to remote areas of Georgia.