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The growth of the entertainment industry in the state during the last decade was the subject of this year’s Charter Lecture, “Hollywood South: The New $9.5 Billion Georgia Industry,” held Feb. 26 at the Chapel.
Two Hollywood figures are urging colleagues to stop filming movie scenes and TV shows in Georgia if a controversial adoption bill becomes law.
Jeff informs us on the main purpose of tax incentives. They are used to basically incentivize behavior within the state. …
Blue-blood wealth and historic mansions, small-town New England charm, and a picturesque coastline of bays and inlets all blend in…
An Atlanta native is giving back to the city and community who shaped his life.
A Utah lawmaker won unanimous committee approval for a proposal to add $5 million to a fund designed to lure movie and television film crews to the state.
Amateur esports event organizer Super League Gaming has added four more cities to its national league system.
Georgia Southern University will be hosting the second annual Ogeechee International History Film Festival Thursday through Saturday.
A panel of renowned writers, producers and entertainment industry insiders will visit the University of Georgia Monday to deliver the Spring 2018 Charter Lecture.
Rick sits down with us to give some background on Paradigm Security. He also discusses how his history in law enforcement helped him. He strives to give his clients great, quality security and to leave them feeling safe and secure.