Steve Wrigley, chancellor of the University System of Georgia, is a familiar presence in higher education – he served as interim chancellor and executive vice chancellor of administration before the Board of Regents tapped him for the top job, effective…
Georgia’s institutions of higher education – 28 public colleges serving 321,551 students, 22 public technical colleges with 133,455 students, and 25 private colleges and universities – are continuing to evolve to meet the changing needs of incoming students and the…
When you think about successful businesses in Georgia, The Home Depot, UPS or Coke may pop first to mind. But with the state’s business climate continuing to be ranked No. 1, there is so much more here. In addition to…
What’s one of the easiest ways to determine the economic viability of a community? Look at its banks, says Joe Brannen, president and CEO of the Georgia Bankers Association (GBA). “The banking industry is a direct reflection of the health…
News in Griffin, Atlanta, Blairsville and more.
The insurance commissioner race heats up, a new Ports Authority member and judicial, U.S. Attorney nominees.
Georgia’s deepwater ports create a substantial economic impact.
Fishing in Georgia is one of the simplest pleasures.
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