Georgia Business Journal - Stories

In Georgia, an outdoor table at 5:30 in August can feel less like dinner and more like an endurance event. By 7:30,... View More

Georgia’s courthouse squares spend August afternoons looking sensible and slightly deserted. After seven, the... View More

The humble attendance sheet is telling a hopeful story in Georgia. More students are showing up, fewer are missing... View More

Every August, Georgia's college towns fill with packed cars, rolling carts, and families unloading one more box.... View More

On August 15 and 16, Atlanta's  Piedmont Park  transforms into a free open-air  gallery  ... View More

Georgia has plenty of places to grab a quick bite, but its independently owned gourmet food shops reward travelers... View More

Economic development often begins with relationships. Governor Brian Kemp's  recent mission to Scotland... View More

The most important job announcement in a rural community may begin years before anyone is hired, when an empty field... View More

Forestry has never been a quick business. Trees grow on their own schedule, markets shift without asking permission,... View More