Lithonia resident Ladonna Shields was killed on Sept. 8, 2007, at the old Club K near Covington Highway. Her family is hoping someone who knows something will come forward so they can find some ...

Ladonna has been in education for over 40 years, but feels that each school year is a new beginning and is still enthused to continue on this journey. She starts each day excited to see what it ...

What are you most proud of when it comes to your work? I’ve been blessed to win nine Emmys in my time in Kansas City, as well as the Docking Award for high school sports reporting. I’m also ...

Bryan Shaffer is principal/managing director of George Smith Partners where he focuses on delivering solutions to address his clients’ real estate capital requirements. Shaffer works hard to ...

Spierdijk, L., Shaffer, S., & Considine, T. (2017). How do banks adjust to changing input prices? A dynamic analysis of US commercial banks before and after the ...

Lisa Shaffer is a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner. She has several years of experience in both medical and psychiatric care settings including, inpatient, outpatient and emergency care.

Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) has been recognized as a top employer in higher education and a leader in innovation. It ranked among the top three "Most Innovative" universities in the North ...

If you’re a technology professional pursuing a career in the gaming industry, you might consider becoming a video game developer. These gaming experts create the framework for building video ...

Transforming Life Center is a nonprofit 501(c)3 counseling and mentoring agency. My goal is to provide a warm safe and caring environment and emotional support for our clients. We provide ...

If you had a picture of an offensive tackle from North Dakota, you would probably think of someone that looks similar to new ...

The Eagles are on a streak of turning out top kickers and punters. Last season, there were four players on campus who one day could be kicking in college football. A look at the L.A. Times’ top ...