The Speaker’s Tax Proposal
Glenn Richardson wants to change the constitutional system for collecting taxes in Georgia. This would greatly increase the power of his office.
Georgia Trend - August 2007
Library Envy
Homebuyers are buying bigger and bigger houses for smaller and smaller families – except, of course, for the ones who are downsizing.
GreenRoom: August 2007
• Athens’ W.H. “Dink” NeSmith, president of Community Newspapers Inc., has donated a 1,010-acre conservation easement located along the banks of the Altamaha River in Wayne County to The Nature Conservancy of Georgia. A conservation easement is a legally binding…
Political RoundUp: August 2007
Help for Davis: Southern Poly-technic President Lisa Rossbacher was named interim chief academic officer for the University System until a permanent choice can be selected. She replaced Beheruz Sethna, who returned to his fulltime job as president of the University…
A Multicultural Economy
Georgia is the nation’s 10th largest consumer market, thanks to advances in buying power among African-American, Asian and Hispanic populations in the state.
Staying Connected
AT&T Georgia President Sylvia Anderson says today’s consumers want choices.
His Own Calling
George Wright found a unique way to honor Atlanta’s sports champions
Ups And Downs
Some Georgia political figures who were on top of the world mere months ago – including Saxby Chambliss, Shirley Franklin and Sonny Perdue – are finding that things have changed.
Are You Ready For Some Football?
Both Georgia State and Kennesaw State are considering new football programs – GSU has recruited Dan Reeves to lead its effort. Students, alumni, administrators and fans are enthusiastic, but in the end, it will all come down to money.
