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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