by Damon Cline | Features
Young downtown investors and developers take the driver’s seat. Strolling down Broad Street, Rafik “Rafy” Bassali could easily be mistaken for a college student on his way to class at the nearby Georgia Cyber Center. With his casual attire and five o’ clock...
by Damon Cline | Features
Third generation tech firm plants corporate flag in city center Like most good business leaders, TaxSlayer CEO Brian Rhodes prefers making decisions quickly. “Maybe a little too quickly,” he acknowledges. “I like to meet things head-on and say, ‘Let’s go.’ “ If...
by Damon Cline | Features
An innovative school-to-work partnership between Augusta-based Textron Specialized Vehicles and the Richmond County Board of Education is giving some students a second chance at an education. Tyler Gregory can sum up what he used to do at Hephzibah High School in a...
by Damon Cline | Features
Augusta University isn’t trying to be like Georgia’s three other research universities, but it definitely wants to look like them, especially through the eyes of an 18-year-old freshman seeking the quintessential collegiate experience. That’s why Augusta University...
by Damon Cline | Features
By the time you finish this sentence, computer hackers from around the globe will have made at least 1,000 attempts to breach the Pentagon’s electronic wall. With sheer persistence, malicious determination and a little luck, some of these virtual intruders may...