“Some teachers seem a little suspicious when I’m covered in bruises. I’m like ‘trust me guys, I’m fine,” says Calliope Cooper, a rising senior at Savannah Arts Academy. Cooper, age […]
Kristy Edenfield
Freelance Correspondent
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Wing-A-Thon Hosted By Some of Savannah’s Funniest People
Whenever you are around folks from Front Porch Improv or Savannah for Morons, you are going to have a wing-ding of a good time, and on Saturday, July 27, you […]
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Advanced Placement Scores Increase Across Chatham County
Last week, Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools reported a gain of 14% in Advance Placement scores. Some local private schools also saw increased student performance in AP exams. Jeff Plunk, Head […]
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Savannah-Chatham County Public School System Advanced Placement Scores Increase
On Monday, students and teachers across Savannah logged onto their College Board account to find out the results of their Advanced Placement (AP) tests. The stakes can be high for […]
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Savannah-Chatham County Public School System Offers Registration Assistance Day
Next Tuesday, SCCPSS is hosting Registration Assistance Day at Southwest Middle School. District professionals from registration, transportation, and school nutrition are just some of the services that will be on […]
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Dr. Denise Watts, Savannah-Chatham County Public School System Superintendent, ushers in a new culture of listening to teachers
In a press conference last week recapping her first year on the job, Dr. Denise Watts, Savannah-Chatham County Public School System Superintendent, signaled that she is willing to look at […]
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State lawmakers in Savannah weigh in on mystery mailer campaign, ‘A Bridge Too Far For Savannah’
Under the sleepy oak trees dripping with Spanish moss, a new mystery has befallen the fair city of Savannah. Text messages from “Hannah” have been received by residents regarding the […]
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Get To Da’ Wata’
Representative Edna Jackson (D-165), former Mayor of Savannah, says, “every year I look forward to the Wade In The Water event at Tybee Island. I enjoy the water and think […]
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The Georgia Institute of Technology is hosting the 10th International Physical Internet Conference (IPIC)
This week, the Georgia Institute of Technology is hosting the 10th International Physical Internet Conference (IPIC) at the DeSoto Hotel in Savannah, Georgia. “Savannah continues to be recognized as an […]
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Stephanie Campbell – Who is she?
When the votes were counted after Tuesday’s primary elections, one of the biggest surprises to many observers of the local political scene was the victory of political novice Stephanie Campbell […]
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Senator Ben Watson wins reelection
Ben Watson says, “I am grateful that Senate District 1 reaffirmed me with such a wide margin of victory. I’ll continue to work hard for Liberty, Bryan and Chatham Counties.” […]
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Tracie Macke wins Magistrate Court Judge race over Katie Brewington
Tracie Macke won the nonpartisan election for Magistrate Court Judge over her opponent Katie Brewington in a tightly contested race culminating on Tuesday, May 21, Georgia’s General Primary Election Day. […]