Going to Town
The reliable old No. 2 bus operated by the pre-MARTA Atlanta Transit System rumbled from Decatur, via Ponce de Leon Avenue and Peachtree Street, to downtown Atlanta in about 20 minutes.
Georgia Trend - June 2005
Marco Solo
Covering the state's dining scene usually means reaching for the clouds in Atlanta, and digging for rural roots in the country.
Making History
When Leah Ward Sears is sworn in as the Georgia Supreme Court's new chief justice, she will assume a role she has been preparing for all her life.
Open For Business
GOP lawmakers gave doctors, hospital administrators, insurance executives and corporate CEOs everything they could ask for and more, while once-powerful Democrats raised objections that were quickly dismissed or ignored.
Students Versus Prisoners
We want to start a movement among our state leaders to make education the number one item on the agenda for the 2006 legislative session.
Travelin' Man
Austin Joe Kines, Jr. has finally found a home. Born on a train 61 years ago and traveling ever since, one of the nation's most respected defensive football coordinators has landed in Tuscaloosa, Ala. (for the second time) and has no plans to leave.
