Sustainable Georgia: Charging Up
Now that even some of the big oil companies are looking toward new energy solutions, alternative fueled vehicles are set to dominate, and the shift is gaining momentum.
Georgia Trend - June 2014
Economy: Athens' Expanding Economy
From an expanding healthcare sector and more manufacturing to UGA’s new College of Engineering, the Athens area is set to grow.
Albany | Dougherty County: Stability And Growth
The terminal building that recently opened to the flying public at Southwest Georgia Regional Airport is an apt symbol of the way the economy of Albany and Dougherty County is poised to take flight. “Having a brand-new terminal as your…
Power Player: Putting Veterans To Work
Bill Huff is bringing attention to the new Student Veterans Resource Center at UGA.
Art Of The Meal: Cinco y Diez
Cinco y Diez recasts the old Athens 5&10 location as a Latin-inspired spot rife with local ingredients and packed with flavor.
Structured To Serve
A woman in the Macon area found herself upside-down on her mortgage last year. Al-though she had faithfully made her monthly payment for 15 years, she unexpectedly wound up on the verge of losing the home she had worked countless…
Brunswick | Golden Isles: Booming Business
The Golden Isles are living up to their name. Set amidst the shores of Glynn County on Georgia’s Atlantic coast, this region of temperate climates and sandy beaches has long been a destination for travelers. Bisected with one of the…
Columbus: Roaring Ahead
“Up” is the operative word in Columbus, and not just because of the new zip line that will whisk brave souls across the Chattahoochee later this year. A desolate area on a bluff overlooking the river is ripe for revitalization…
Turning On The Tap
Earlier this year, the Newton County Water and Sewerage Authority finished a $14-million sprint. They installed about 89,000 linear feet of pipe, creating a 14-mile sewer line to serve the $1-billion Baxter International manufacturing facility being developed at Stanton Springs,…
Partnering For Patient Care
At a time when going it alone often means going under, many Georgia hospitals are finding strength in numbers.
