A soap and spa products company whose team is “moms, not machines.” A cabinet door manufacturer whose founder started out making toys. A medical device business whose CEO hand-delivers its products to trauma hospitals.
Rinse Bath & Body, Eaglecraft Door, and Poriferous, Inc. are three of… Read More
Information security has never been more important than it is today. Protecting computers, networks, and data from cyberattacks and unauthorized access or other computer intrusion is not only vital for business, but also a competitive advantage in today’s economy.
An elite cybersecurity hub,… Read More
“Stranger Things” is no stranger to blockbuster-level success.
Reports from Netflix show the fourth season of the Georgia-lensed sci-fi thriller smashed records for the best… Read More
Georgia has a large inventory of properties ready to welcome economic development. Over 2,600 available properties, from existing buildings to graded parcels, are listed on the state’s site selector database. Availability, however, is just one aspect of what prospective businesses consider when… Read More
ATLANTA – June 16, 2022 – Governor Brian P. Kemp today announced the purchase of a more than 1,100-acre economic development site in partnership between the State of Georgia and the Development Authority of Peach County.
“Even after announcing the two largest projects… Read More
Like a lot of people, Alexander Kane wanted to become an actor in the movies. Against all odds in south Georgia, Kane made that dream come true. And then, like the countless working actors before him, Kane wanted to become a producer. … Read More
John Howington prides himself on bringing Southern hospitality to film and TV productions where he provides craft services - meals and snacks to cast and crew.
"I try to operate my department like it's my Grandmother's house," he says about the food his DYE Crafty provides for up to 150… Read More
Trenton Tye grew up in Southwest Georgia focused on becoming a blacksmith.
As a child, he became fascinated with the trade while on a field trip to a Civil War site. Trenton now has his own business, Purgatory Ironworks, in the town of Morgan.
He never thought his love for the… Read More
Local talent agencies supply actors to productions large and small, but first you’ve got to get your foot in the door.
When 9-year-old Lila Jane Meadows of Roswell heard an agency, the one that gave Chandler Riggs of “Walking Dead” fame his big role, was taking submissions, she jumped at the… Read More
It was a rough time for C&C Draperies, a decades-old family business in Tucker.
About a decade ago, the housing market and changing times had crumbled the old business model.
“Nobody does residential draperies anymore,” says C&C’s Laurie Harris. “We were dying. We didn’t know if we… Read More
