By definition, a university seeks to expose inquisitive, enthusiastic students to ideas and experiences that lead them to discover how they can contribute to society and build communities. Mercer University, a private university founded in Macon in 1833 with…
The second edition of Georgia Gold – our focus on Georgia companies that are at least 50 years old – takes us from the mountains to the coast and points in between, to businesses dealing in stuff you walk…
As a declaration of independence from oil barons far away, alternative energy represents a span of solutions to replace fossil fuels with renewable resources. It has become increasingly clear that the potential to capitalize on the shift is huge,…
Good grades for Republicans Graves and Broun from the National Taxpayers Union, Hooks leaving the Senate, and the bi-partisan T-SPLOST bandwagon.
Candice Dyer tells the story of the Global Soap Project, founded in Atlanta to promote good hygiene in developing countries.
Christy Simo writes about economic development around the state, including an NCR expansion in Columbus that should add 100 jobs.
Transportation was on everyone’s mind as LINK travelers were unabashedly looking ahead to the July 31 statewide referendum.
This anti-immigration law is burdensome, punitive and confusing and will keep companies from moving to Georgia.
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