You Call That a Pork Chop?
When I worked for a magazine that was owned by a big corporation headquartered in New York, the HR office would send someone down once a year to explain changes in benefits and give us a chance to ask questions.
Georgia Trend - April 2006
The GreenRoom: April 2006
In what could be a first for Georgia conservation efforts, the Nature Conservancy purchased 299 acres of land in the Chattahoochee National Forest in Lumpkin County in February, to be turned over to the Georgia Department of Transportation for safekeeping.
Better Times: In Southwest Georgia, The Mood Is Upbeat
Tim Martin well remembers the sigh of relief he breathed when word came down late last year that the Marine Corps Logistics Base in Dougherty County had escaped closure.
Political RoundUp: April 2006
Not high enough in the rankings, No politico left behind, A fitting memorial?, A good replacement
Cafe Society
Atlanta restaurants join the nation's best with celebrity chefs, world-class ingredients, stratospheric ambition - and prices to match.
A Year To Remember
Ralph Reed is making a lot of Republicans very nervous. They fear he could harm Gov. Sonny Perdue's re-election chances.
Bike Athens
The first thing that's important to know about Bike Athens, says the group's co-chair Mark Dodson, is that its name is actually something of a misnomer. "We're really about more than just bikes," he says. "Our mission is really about promoting all different types of alternative transportation."
Lighting Up The Gridiron
Morris Edwin Harrison, the former Georgia Tech fullback, not only lit up Grant Field (now Bobby Dodd Stadium) he lit up half the world. And at age 79, he's still at it.
Thinking Outside the Box
Georgia faces some tough issues relating to prisons, high school dropouts and drugs. It's time for some new solutions, not just business as usual.
