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December 2009Susan Percy

The Commerce Club Looks Ahead: A Conversation With David Ratcliffe

Atlanta’s 50-year-old downtown business club plans a merger and a move.

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October 2009Jerry Grillo

Gainesville Guru

Forecaster, theorist and author Bob Prechter is still riding the waves.

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April 2009Susan Percy

Ken Stewart: Riding Out The Storm

Advice from the state’s top economic developer for communities trying to navigate the tough times.

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August 2008

Georgia Trend brings home the gold – 4 Green Eyeshade Awards

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May 2008Susan Percy

Chuck Eaton: Power Source

Georgia’s PSC chairman says providing the energy needed to power a rapidly-growing state will require some tough decisions, as the major supplier of electricity looks at natural gas, coal and nuclear options.

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January 2008Susan Percy

Mike Garrett: Powering Up

Georgia Power’s CEO says the state’s combination of growth and increased consumption requires higher rates. He worries about water, transportation and education, and he thinks it’s time for a nuclear renaissance.

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December 2007Jerry Grillo

The Long Haul

Over 28 years as head coach, Andy Landers has firmly established Lady Bulldog basketball as an elite program, with a No. 4 ranking in the all-time Associated Press women’s basketball poll and a 96 percent graduation rate.

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November 2007Susan Percy

Sonny Perdue: Balancing Needs And Resources

Georgia’s governor says his job is adding value to citizens’ quality of life, not necessarily dealing with marquee issues. He’s introduced a new healthcare initiative, and says transportation and education will be high on his 2008 to-do list.

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October 2007Ed Lightsey

Healthcare Heroes

Meet five Georgians who make a big difference in the lives of the people they encounter in the course of their workdays. For some, the work is quiet and routine. For others, it’s a matter of life or death.

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October 2007Susan Percy

Glenn Richardson: Taking Aim At Property Taxes

Georgia’s speaker is pushing hard for taxes on goods and services that would replace property taxes – and drastically alter the way local governments operate. He says citizens and property owners like the idea, but local officials are less enthusiastic.

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