Mary Moore Founder and CEO The Cook’s Warehouse A Cook’s Warehouse now occupies the Ansley Mall space that once housed a Piccadilly. That just about encapsulates Atlanta’s culinary evolution. Where Atlantans once lined up for cafeteria fare, the gourmet…
At its most basic level it sounds like a great idea, a no-brainer for anyone remotely interested in the well-being of the human race: healthcare for every citizen, rich or poor. Who can argue with that? What’s not to like?…
Local Three Kitchen & Bar 3290 Northside Parkway, Atlanta 404.968.2700 www.localthree.com Parking: Validated self-parking in nearby garage. Reservations: Recommended. Dress code: Anything The Dude would wear. My car is a time machine. It’s not the gull-winged DeLorean from Back to…
Joel Meyer, general manager of The Lodge on Little St. Simons Island, laughs while telling the story of how he came to be interested in the hospitality industry. “I remember watching an old movie when I was about 12 years…
Sara Anderson, an 89-year-old Cotton Belt dowager, likes to quote a fatalistic motto in her Middle Georgia drawl: “You simply can’t take it with you.” It Begins at Home: She recently donated her north Macon home to the Com-munity Foundation…
Back in the mid 1950s through 1970, the population of Hinesville (about 45 miles southwest of Savannah) was approximately 3,000. Except on Friday nights during football season. When Coach Harold “Hokey” Jackson’s Bradwell Institute Lions were playing at home, the…
As the state’s wish list for T-SPLOST transportation projects to be tackled by a penny sales tax by district – if voters approve in 2012 – begins to emerge, we are seeing the early signs of regional thinking. Specifically, Metro…
Last year my optimism for Columbus was based primarily on the fact that the area had so many projects in the economic development pipeline. That has not changed. Kia Motors has added a second shift to produce the Hyundai Santa…
Top Cop Honor: Georgia Bureau of Investigation Director Vernon Keenan is the 2011 recipient of the Weltner Freedom of Information Award given by the Georgia First Amendment Foundation. The award, named for the late Charles L. Weltner, a former Georgia…
As you may recall from days of yore, Robin Hood took from the rich and then gave to the poor. In those feudal days, the rich were very few and the poor were the masses, more like you and me.…
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