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ON THE COVER Georgia agriculture commissioner
Gary Black busy at work in his “office.”
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DESIGN & LAYOUT
BURTCH HUNTER DESIGN
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Baker Owens
Despite Michael, Georgia is Still
Nature’s Favorite State
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Gary Black
CEO Spotlight: Jim Croy
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Cindy Morley
COLUMNS
A Problem with Political Polls:
Cell Phone Interviews
Matt Towery
Concerted Efforts Make Atlanta
a Great Sports Event Host
Dan Corso & Marshall Guest
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Perimeter CIDs Envision Future Years of Investment
A Q&A with Ann Hanlon
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Why Bad Security Breaches
Keep Happening to Good Organizations
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John Adams
History Initiative Spotlights Georgia’s
Inuential Companies
Patrick Hickey
Coastal Pines on Cutting Edge of Drone Education
Pete Snell
Opportunities Lost—
Child Care Challenges & Georgia’s Economy
Dana Rickman
Reform Needed For Professional Licensing Boards
Michael Sullivan & Jennifer Larosa
How Criminal Gangs Damage Georgia’s Economic Rank
Vic Reynolds & Michael Carlson
I’m Thankful For Being Thankful
Larry Walker
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