John Lewis U.S. Congressman Civil Rights Leader Atlanta Age: 73 John Lewis left the cotton fields of Alabama and became the conscience of a nation at war with itself. The scars still visible on his head are tangible reminders of…
It isn’t much of a stretch to say that Kasim Reed is a lot like the city he will be governing for another four years – energetic, resilient, brash, pragmatic, competitive and results-oriented. And very likely the smartest guy in…
If the Don Balfour of 1991 were to meet the Senator Balfour of 2013, he might see a bloated and well-past-his-prime incumbent ripe for the picking.
The Georgia Supremes uphold the law that allowed the governor to remove DeKalb School.
Candice Dyer warms up to Quilts For Kids, a group that provides cheery coverlets to children in hospitals or shelters.
Christy Simo writes about economic development, including big ups from Site Selection, electrical expansion in Carroll County and some jobs headed to Clayton County.
Couldn’t someone have made a few waves or rocked a couple of boats in the interest of saving two young lives?
A legislative wish list that starts with help for not-for-profit hospitals and ends with hope for a calm and productive session.
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