Today, a University of Georgia professor and his graduate assistant offer research findings that show county comprehensive plans, mandated by the state, may create jobs in the long term. Meanwhile, an executive of a teen advocacy group implores us to take the lead in educating youth on financial matters.
Guest columnists:
County planning creates jobs by Jeffrey H. Dorfman and Jennie Allison
Teach teens financial literacy by Jack Harris
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