Georgia > Films Continue to Pump Money Into…

ATLANTA - When you see discussion of the upcoming movie Selma, don't just remember the event itself.  Also consider how the making of the movie brought money into Georgia through the state's motion picture industry.…

Hawks > Ten Straight Wins as Celtics Fall

[caption id="attachment_20098" align="alignnone" width="630"] EsPN Photo[/caption] BOSTON -- The Atlanta Hawks have the best record in the Eastern Conference and have won 10 straight for the first time in 17 years. Life is so good…

Business School > Study Shows Late Starters in…

Harvard Business Review: In a study of nearly 300 workers and managers, employees who chose later daily start times than most of their colleagues in accordance with flextime policies were rated as lower performers by…

Hawks > Horford Triple-double Leads Atlanta

[caption id="attachment_20069" align="alignnone" width="630"] ESPN Photo[/caption] PHILADELPHIA -- Dominique Wilkins slapped Al Horford on his back during a brief locker room chat and dished out a few kind words. Horford at last had a triple-double…

Georgia > South Becoming “Center for US Auto…

ATLANTA— The President of Mercedes-Benz USA believes the South has become the center for US automotive operations.  This was highlighted by the recent moves by Mercedes and expansion of Porsche's presence in metro Atlanta. Though…

Blazers > VSU Men fall 76-61 to West…

James Spencer posted 16 points in Monday night's loss to West Alabama in Livingston, AL LIVINGSTON – Valdosta State's recent woes continued on Monday night in Livingston, Ala. with a 76-61 loss to the West…

Rudnik > The Prospect of a Nuclear North…

Nicholas A. Rudnik, Valdosta Today Opinion Contributor: A Nuclear North Korea Means One Thing for Certain: The Human Race Hangs in the Balance In the black-and-white 1951 film adaptation of the science fiction film The…