“In Georgia, it’s a time of opportunity, potential and challenges,” says Rob Braswell, president and CEO of the Community Bankers Association of Georgia. Braswell’s referring to the state’s banking industry, which has rebounded from the recession with gains in nearly…
Georgia Trend’s annual listing of the state’s colleges, universities and technical schools, with information on admissions, costs and courses of study.
Some of Gwinnett’s newest businesses have a quirky flavor that perfectly illustrates the diversity of the county itself. There’s the beer distributor that bought a 690,000-square-foot warehouse formerly used by Kraft to not only distribute beer, but to also house…
It’s a mixed bag for the world of financial planners and stockbrokers.
Tucked into the foothills of Georgia, Harvest on Main offers a menu that will delight picky eaters and adventurous diners alike.
It’s not a bad idea to promote and celebrate the sciences and illuminate an easier path for students so inclined.
Georgia’s reputation as the No. 1 place to do business is reflected in this year’s list, which saw an increase in revenue of more than $30 billion this year.
Dalton and Whitfield County earned the title “Carpet Capital of the World” decades ago by nurturing an industry that eventually covered the globe. Its success provided jobs and security for thousands of workers. When the Great Recession dampened the demand…
A look back at how Georgia Trend has remained a staple for Georgia leaders and readers during a time of much upheaval in the magazine industry.
Longtime Georgia Trend political columnist Bill Shipp knows where all of the bodies are buried in the state’s political past. Shipp covered Georgia politics for more than 50 years, from the early days of the Civil Rights Movement to 2009,…
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