Neely Young

We want to start a movement among our state leaders to make education the number one item on the agenda for the 2006 legislative session.

Words of wisdom from Plato, Socrates and Aristotle still illuminate the whole of our cultural landscape. Centuries later, the Renaissance produced great leaders like Charles V and Martin Luther. What's ahead for the 21st century?

Gov. Perdue's slow-working Commission For a New Georgia, two years in the making, is about to put some points on the board. The effort should free up millions of tax dollars.

The new Republican legislature and Republican governor are on a major campaign to cut state taxes and state services. This shift in government harkens back to an earlier century.

Some Georgia leaders favor a proposal that would do away with income tax and replace it with a 23 percent sales tax. But former Gov. Roy Barnes says raising taxes to cut taxes doesn't work.

Our form of government gives protection to those who excel and achieve as well as to others of lesser ability.

The journey from the Cedartown Mighty Mites to the business world is not as long as you might think.

Gov. Perdue has established the Commission for a New Georgia to streamline state government and make it run more like a business.

When it comes to local media, Georgians tend to trust the source. That's not always true on the national level.

When he came into office, Sonny Perdue wanted to be a leader with a vision and a goal for a better Georgia. What happened?