Literary Reflections
“How Georgian do you have to be?” It’s a question the judges at the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame, housed at the University of Georgia, ask themselves many times each year as they contemplate the nominees. It’s one for which…
Georgia Trend - November 2015
Neely Young: Russia's Twilight
While many believe Russia is becoming a major power in the world while America’s influence is on the decline, others beg to differ.
Business Casual: A View From City Hall
Several of Georgia’s mayors recently came together to discuss consolidation, healthy competition and transportation.
Economic Development: November 2015
Christy Simo writes about economic development, including textile supplier Sandler AG opening in Houston County and Suniva expanding in Norcross.
Organizations: Georgia Eye Bank
Candice Dyer takes a look at the Georgia Eye Bank, which ranks among the top in the country.
Political Notes: November 2015
Another name change in Augusta, a slew of special elections on tap and a new president for Dalton State.
Georgia View: Nuclear Redux
Nuclear power has become an accepted and leading global energy source, with Plant Vogtle leading the charge.
A Focus On Technology
Bud Peterson, who has been at Georgia Tech since 2009, presides over one of the country’s most prestigious technical institutes, engaged in far-reaching research and innovative economic development activities. It has changed dramatically in the last few years, moving well…
Oooh Baby Baby
In 2014, the number of babies being born in the United States rose for the first time since 2007. Some say its another sign of an improving economy, and here in Georgia, many hospitals are certainly seeing an uptick in…
Public-Private Progress
“What happens when you invest with vision?” ask banners slung across chain-link fences beside Cobb Parkway in northwest Atlanta. While the banners mask the construction along the busy roadway, the question serves to highlight an estimated half-billion dollars’ worth of…
