Covering The Civil Rights Movement
When getting the story was an act of courage, some Georgia journalists rose to the challenge. Most of them found that the story changed them, even as the movement changed their South.
Georgia Trend - November 2006
Focusing On Quality
the 2006 Georgia Oglethorpe Award recipient: Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority.
Enhancing Global Learning
Kennesaw State's Dan Papp brings experience in international affairs to his new job A pair of oversized purple-framed glasses, homage to former KSU president Dr. Betty Siegel. Two sets of Russian nesting dolls: one representing former Soviet leaders from Lenin…
It's Not World War III
The United States has successfully survived and thrived through 50 years in which enemies such as the Soviet Union and Communist China had nuclear weapons on a far greater scale than Iran and North Korea ever will.
Leaders And Problem Solvers
On Jan. 1, 2007, only two of 10 Metro Atlanta counties - DeKalb and Cobb - will have a lleader who has served more than two years in office.
Tech Support
Football great Taz Anderson now scores fund-raising dollars for his school instead of points.
The Company You Keep
Do we want to put ourselves in the company of progressive Southern states like Virginia and North Carolina or are we satisfied to keep company with states like South Carolina, Alabama and Mississippi?
Energy In Georgia Part II: Powering The State
Increased governmental incentives, rising natural gas prices and concern over global warming are driving the nuclear revival.
The Art of Homebuilding
One Museum Place in Midtown, across Peachtree from the Wodruff Arts Center, will be more than just another project for builder and museum benefactor John Wieland. It will be his new home.
Voices for Georgia's Children
Since 2003, Voices for Georgia's Children has worked to bring public awareness to issues facing Georgia's children, focusing on their safety, health, education, connectivity and employability.
