Harold's Barbecue Vision
Who could have guessed, when Harold's Barbecue opened in 1947, the Hembrees' family concern would outlast such ironclad traditions as the Talmadge dynasty and Rich's Magnolia Tearoom?
Georgia Trend - January 2003
Minding Your Manners
No doubt your mother raised you, as mine did me, to be polite, courteous and considerate, and to observe a few basic, but non-negotiable, rules of etiquette.
2003 Georgian of the Year
Synovus CEO Jim Blanchard avoids the spotlight, but he's a major force in Georgia business and civic life.
Lesson of Jimmy Carter
His ultimate success should stand as inspiration to elective officials who endure defeat.
Giants of an Era
Gene Patterson's columns, written during the turbulent '60s, were an eloquent plea to the common man.
True Gridiron Grit
He grew up in poverty. He never knew his father. He was raised by his mother and grandmother, both of whom were on welfare. Knee and ankle injuries almost ruined his football career. A drug and alcohol problem almost ruined his life.
