Restaurants have always been volatile businesses – the first to wink out in a downturn; the first green shoots to crop up with an uptick. If Georgia’s restaurants in the last year are any indication of the larger business community,…
Nathan Deal was elected to the state legislature as a Democrat, then got elected and re-elected to the U.S. House of Representatives as a Democrat, then switched parties in the middle of his second Congressional term, then got re-elected seven…
In the coming months, Nathan Deal might need some help fashioning a compelling case of what four more years of his leadership will mean.
A new chief for the Department of Economic Development, an indictment for Balfour and getting fit on Capitol Hill.
Candice Dyer spotlights The Homestead Atlanta, a nonprofit helping people reconnect with their heritage skills.
Christy Simo writes about a carpet tile plant in Adairsville, a Toyota expansion in Jackson County and a new tire plant in Macon.
The federal government shutdown had me feeling like a kid who is sent out of the room while the grownups have an argument: powerless and helpless.
Carpetbagger William Dodge’s legacy was not all bad. His grandson Anson used his share of the timber fortune to improve the lives of those in need.
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