Southeast

Savannah: Open For Business

  The lunch hour has ended at the Smooth Café in the historic district of downtown Savannah. Café owner Katie Koller and her manager, Gregory Cooper, are alternately visiting with a rep from the company that roasts their coffee and…

Effingham County: Powering The Future

Rising up along a rural expanse of Georgia Highway 21 between Springfield and Rincon is a sprawling complex of high-ceilinged buildings. Tall metal exteriors are draped in large poster-like images of industrial scenes and, for Effingham County, a now familiar…

Savannah: Keeping Up

Business has been brisk in Savannah, and that’s an understatement. Things started picking up in 2009 when Mitsubishi’s Savannah Machinery Works moved into the megasite assembled by the state over the last decade in Pooler. This high-tech manufacturing center will…

Bryan County: Sounds Of Growth

There are days when Josh Fenn can sit in his office at the Bryan County courthouse in Pembroke and listen to the crack and rumble of tank fire coming from a nearby gunnery range on Fort Stewart, a sprawling U.S.…

Waycross/Ware County: Sustaining Growth

It takes a while to traverse the 906 square miles of Ware County, the largest county east of the Mississippi, but it is a pleasant drive through seemingly endless stands of forests, some 474,000 acres of trees interrupted by just…

Liberty County: Making Adjustments

Sometimes it’s your best friend who can hurt you the most. At least that’s the way Hinesville and Liberty County were feeling about the sprawling 280,000-acre Fort Stewart, home to the 3rd Infantry Division and more than 22,000 soldiers and…

Savannah: Reaping Benefits

To the casual observer, the doorway among the row houses along Savannah’s East Oglethorpe Avenue could be the entrance to one of the charming homes that line the side streets linking this city’s network of shaded squares. Step inside this…