Georgia Business Journal - Stories

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

Spring gets most of Georgia’s flower applause. The plumleaf azalea is content to arrive in midsummer, when the... View More

A carnival ride can be packed away when summer ends. Knowing how to shape iron, grind corn or stitch a quilt is harder... View More

Nobody cuts a ribbon for a morning commute. New lanes rarely trend on social media, and few people take vacation photos... View More

There are few things that can convince people to willingly stand outside in Georgia heat. A basket of sun-warmed peaches... View More

There’s a specific kind of  vacation   guilt known only to pet owners. You can be halfway to the... View More

Summer has a way of making a case for leaving the house. The air is warm, the days stretch long, and suddenly the... View More