The Chip Shot
It happened pretty fast, but this is the sequence of events as I recall them: I walked out the kitchen door headed for the office one morning, realized almost immediately that I'd forgotten something and walked back inside.
Georgia Trend - November 2005
The GreenRoom: November 2005
"Because of the way we've protected our coast, Georgia would be able to bear the brunt of a hurricane like Katrina better than lot of surrounding states," says Patty McIntosh, director of coastal resources for the Georgia Conservancy.
2005 Silver Spoon Awards
Georgia Trend's Dining Critic selects the state's top 10 restaurants, pays tribute to some well-regarded old favorites and recommends some exciting new finds.
Cutting-Edge Techniques
Georgia's medical centers are becoming regional - even national - leaders in treating tumors and other problems of the brain.
Finding Solutions
When business owners and civic leaders come together to address common problems, the answer is often a community improvement district. Gwinnett County is about to get the largest one in Georgia.
Going For The Green
Georgia has a thriving community of "eco-preneurs" striving for commercial success while they work to protect the environment. They're promoting alternative fuels, organic beer and more.
More Goods, Fewer Workers
In 2006, most retailers will see both top- and bottom-line growth, but job-seekers should look to other sectors of the economy.
More Than a Day's Work
Downtime is scarce for teachers like Rockdale's Nancy Glenzer.
Live From Georgia
From reporters who risk it all to get the story to anchors as familiar and trusted as a longtime neighbor, Georgia's leading TV newspeople are in a class by themselves.
The Next Big Wave
Georgia's burgeoning Latino bloc, which should be a natural fit for the Republican party, is up for grabs. The GOP is not exactly making them feel welcome.
