Lindsay Thomas says he remembers the first time he became aware of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce’s existence. It was early 1983 and Thomas, then a Wayne County banker, had just been elected to the U.S. House of Representatives. A…
The real estate market is recovering, with pent-up demand to sell bubbling to the surface.
Interface is tackling a stretch of I-85 to transform it into an ecofriendly environment capable of generating renewable energy, remediating pollution and more.
Central Perimeter on the northern arc of Atlanta’s I-285 ring has long been the epicenter of the region’s office market. It was here, across both Fulton and DeKalb counties, that big corporations migrated to be close to the northern suburbs…
Pacci Italian Kitchen + Bar in Savannah is part of a larger reinvigoration of the coastal city’s dining scene, and it’s worth checking out.
Barbara Prosser sees a bright red chassis in the automotive learning amphitheater of the Effingham College and Career Academy and envisions a Model A Roadster emblazoned with the school emblem. “It can be used for parades or to advertise out…
Christy Simo writes about economic development, including Wells Lighting opening its headquarters in Millen and Applied Systems expanding in Buckhead.
The same day the nation recognized the 50th anniversary of the March to Selma, another group of chanting partygoers showed us there’s so much more work to be done.
Georgia’s land is responsible for much of our state’s wealth, from the limestone in the Appalachian Plateau and the sandy soil around Vidalia to the longleaf pines and wiregrass of the southwest.
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