From the Publisher: Is Character Still King?
Only four presidents in our country’s history have been elected without approval of the common man and woman.
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From the Publisher: 3-D Revolution
Advanced manufacturing promises to uproot our current way of doing things, but there’s no reason why Georgia can’t be ready for the change.
From the Publisher: Let’s Get Something Done
At the On Board Atlanta event, local decision makers brainstormed new ways of tackling today’s issues.
From the Publisher: Quotes for All Seasons
Some truths, wit and whimsy for the holiday season.
From the Publisher: Rolling Out the Red Carpet
As the No. 1 state in which to do business, Georgia has what you’re looking for.
From the Publisher: An Environmental Paradox
Depositing coal ash in a Wayne County landfill could threaten the delicate ecosystem of the nearby Altamaha River.
Neely Young: A World Without Work?
A proposal for a Universal Basic Income is generating interest but if implemented could have damaging repercussions.
Neely Young: Political Patter
There’s some sure things and dark horses when it comes to who could be running for governor in 2018.
Neely Young: Good Summer Reads
A few books on current events and history for your vacation.
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- Georgia Telework WeekGov. Brian Kemp has proclaimed this week, Nov. 18-22, the eighth annual Georgia Telework Week. The proclamation, signed last month, recognizes that teleworking can have a significant positive affect on the state’s environment and air quality as a result of reduced vehicle emissions. The average impact of one day of telecommuting in Georgia is 2,600 […]
- South Fulton sets sights on developmentVoters in the city of South Fulton earlier this month approved the creation of tax allocation districts (TADs) to attract economic development, especially along industrial corridors like Old National Highway and Fulton Industrial Boulevard. TADs allow communities to finance redevelopment and infrastructure costs that help encourage new development in slow or no-growth areas. The money […]
