Leading The Change
Consider for a moment what it might be like to adopt 600 young people over an eight-year span. You have to have enough room to feed and house them. You have to be sure they have books and activities. You…
Georgia Trend - July 2015
2015 Legislative Recap
Transportation was the 500-pound gorilla in this year’s legislative session – a friendly gorilla for the most part, who claimed a ton of attention but got lots of money for roads and bridges and even a little for transit. There…
Art of The Meal: The Luminary
In the midst of Atlanta’s exciting new Krog Street Market, a lively French bistro serves classics both fussy and plain.
Economy: Let's Go Shopping
Retail sales are ticking up, sustained by growth in employment and a boost in consumers’ confidence.
Sustainable Georgia: Neighbors To The North
Metro Atlanta leaders who traveled to Toronto were dazzled by its vast transit network and by the system’s finances.
Business Casual: The Ear Of The Beholder
Times change, and so does language. Occasionally a term like “redneck” or “thug” needs to be retired.
Neely Young: The Sky Is Falling
Officials believe it is a matter of when, not if, bird flu moves into Georgia. It’s time to take steps to protect the poultry industry.
