Political RoundUp: February 2007
Ticked off teachers, the Republicans' revolving door, more Reps for Georgia?
Georgia Trend - February 2007
Trendsetter Thomasville
Thomasville - Parks and Recreation Award - Medium City
True Believers
Three Georgia advocates are fighting the good fight for the environment, for consumers and for children with special needs.
Trendsetter Suwanee
Suwanee - Parks and Recreation Award - Small City
The Flowering of Barnsley Gardens
First it was an Englishman’s antebellum retreat, and then it was rescued by a German prince. Now this North Georgia resort is getting a new identity from a native son.
Cherokee County: Still Growing Strong
Cherokee County hopes to boost business and shed its bedroom community image.
Art Of The Meal
It’s a crowd-pleaser, with seriously good food and an inviting atmosphere.
Julie Gerberding: On the Public Health Frontline
The CDC director says it’s time to put the nation’s resources into health protection as well as disease care. She believes her newly restructured agency, which has come under increasing scrutiny from the media and Congress, is ready for the challenge.
The Sky’s The Limit
Cherokee is banking on airport upgrades to draw new business.
Business Casual
Georgia’s Sen. Johnny Isakson consulted an eminent UGA scientist to come up with what may be an answer to the embryonic stem cell research debate.
