Neely Young: The Chosen Few
Of all the 236 members of the Georgia General Assembly, only a fraction really decide what gets done.
Georgia Trend - February 2016
Business Casual: The Grownups’ Table
As an adult, you don’t have the luxury of waiting for someone else to fix things, right wrongs and take responsibility. The ball is pretty much in your court.
Economic Development: February 2016
New projects in College Park, LaGrange, Dooly County and more.
Organizations: Re:loom
Re:loom offers job training for low-income women while keeping textile waste out of landfills.
Trendsetters: 9 Bike-Friendly Cities
A look at some of Georgia’s best places to hit the trails.
Georgia View: Shake Your Sheriff’s Hand
Our men and women in blue must be prepared to make life-or-death decisions in a matter of seconds, and they deserve our thanks.
Cities Mean Business
For many of Georgia’s cities, homegrown businesses are the lifeblood of a community. For those municipalities that nurture and support these growing enterprises, the rewards are great: Not only do the new businesses contribute tax dollars, but they also provide…
In The Zone
Transform is a word we use a lot,” says Shawn Gillen, Doraville city manager. And for good reason: When General Motors built an automobile manufacturing facility inside Doraville city limits 70 years ago, the town that sprang up around it…
Camden County: Deep Water, Deep Space
Camden County sits at the extreme southeast end of Georgia where the state ends and the Atlantic Ocean and Florida begin. While it may seem a long drive from anywhere, this coastal county is on the front line of America’s…
Sustainable Georgia: Get on the Bus
School systems increasingly bear more of the cost of transporting students to and from school, diverting much-needed dollars from the classroom.
