A Richness Of Resources
As businesses expand their community service roles, the lines between philanthropy and profit are likely to blur. But experts say everyone benefits when hands-on volunteerism joins traditional corporate giving.
Georgia Trend - August 2007
Safeguarding The Safety Net
This year’s farm bill, now being hammered out in Congress, will determine the profitability of Georgia agriculture. Tariffs, price supports, food assistance programs and funds for conservation and research are all being deliberated. And there’s $25 billion less in available funding than there was in 2002.
Local Banking Boom
As big banks continue to buy out small ones, a new generation of community banks is finding a niche by providing more personalized service. And some of the banks are paying their investors handsome returns – quickly.
Casey Cagle: Setting Out To Set A New Tone
Georgia’s lieutenant governor says despite a testy legislative session, education came out a winner. He’s looking ahead to the challenges of transportation and healthcare.
New Look For The Old Game
A roster of new Georgia golf courses, many serving as centerpieces for residential developments, is defying a national trend. But golfers’ demands for year-round course perfection are increasing the cost of playing the sport and, some say, taxing the environment.
Calhoun/Gordon County: From Rugs To Riches
Downtown redevelopment and bustling business in carpet
Moultrie/Colquitt County: A Unique Partnership
Local leaders and UGA experts team up to guide growth
Georgia 400: Designing For Destiny
Communities along Georgia 400 seek to handle growing population
Walton County: Change Is On The Way
Revisiting small town charm in the face of rapid growth
