Business Casual: The Ethics Beat Goes On
While people tend to lump all public servants into one sordid category, there are good elected officials out there. Maybe they can help restore confidence and even pride in our government.
Georgia Trend - December 2014
Economy: Asian Buying Power In 2014
More than 392,000 Georgians claim Asian ancestry, making the group a powerful force in the consumer market.
Sustainable Georgia: Pay It Local
It’s often the small, family-run businesses that stabilize the economy. We should all support these companies to help keep Georgia strong.
At Of The Meal: Kimball House
The Kimball House pays homage to the past as it serves up oysters, caviar and inventive cocktails.
Sports Desk: Something In The Water
Cedartown boasts more Georgia Sports Hall of Famers per square mile than any town in the state.
Elbert County: Solid Focus
For as long as anyone can remember, granite has been the foundation of Elbert County’s economic success. Drive around this rural northeast Georgia region and you’ll soon come upon deep pits cut into the earth. At one such quarry just…
2014 Family Business Awards
No one ever said mixing business and family was easy. That’s why the recipients of the 2014 Cox Family Business Awards are winners two times over. Not only do they run successful companies, they have found ways to successfully run…
In Transition
Healthcare in the U.S. and Georgia has seen radical changes over the past few years, including a number of treatment and technology advances, the advent of the Affordable Care Act, and the consolidation or closure of hospitals. And there is…
Sherman's March To The Sea
This December marks the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War’s surrender of Savannah, where in 1864 Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman ended his infamous March to the Sea. His scorched-earth tactics changed the history of warfare and are still studied…
