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As cities adapt to the demands of the 21st Century, the vitality of their downtowns has never been more critical.

Georgia-grown craft breweries are a boon for many cities, but uncertain times have prompted proposed changes to the state’s laws concerning alcohol sales.

Universal or nationwide injunctions, court orders that block federal policies nationwide, were historically rare but have become more common in recent decades. The Supreme Court’s ruling in Trump v. Casa marked an important shift in the judicial approach to universal injunctions.

In this Q&A, Rome City Manager Sammy Rich shares how public investment, political will, and partnerships have positioned the city to meet its housing needs.

Every year, around the last weekend in March, the South Georgia city of Pelham’s population of 3,600 enjoys a bump thanks to the city’s decades-long participation in the Georgia Rotary Student Program.