FORT VALLEY, GA. - The documentary film ‘Bully’ is sparking controversy and interest across the nation. The movie– targeted at teens and their parents – follows several, real-life bully victims for one year; then examines the problem’s root causes and the negative social and psychological aftermath.

On Thursday and Friday, April 12 -13, Fort Valley State University students will present research and solutions to school bullying and other topics during the 32nd Annual Banks-Pierro-Rutland-Bellamy Colloquium. The annual awards luncheon, which takes place noon, April 13 in the Student Amenities Building’s second-floor banquet room—is the pinnacle of the two-day social and behavioral sciences forum. Organizers will honor three distinguished alums, and two outstandingstudents will win tuition scholarships.

'Help put your town on the map!'

USATODAY teams up with Rand McNally in a search for the Best Small Towns in the United States.

You can nominate your town online through May 15.

The Georgia National Fair announces the band lineup for the free outdoor concert via Facebook Friday morning:

Good morning Fair Fans! We are excited to announce the bands for the free outdoor concert during Sneak-a-Peek, October 4. Do you like funk? Remember "Pick Up The Pieces" and "Cut The Cake?" The Average White Band will rock us out! And the ever popular band, The Grapevine, will start the concert at 7:00 p.m. To start the toe tapping