Clay target shooters and auction participants from across the Low Country had a hand in raising nearly $2K in funds to contribute to services for local cancer patients.
Noelle Wiehe
Noelle Wiehe is a dream-chasing journalist from Ohio. She obtained a Bachelor of Arts with a focus in journalism from the University of Cincinnati and attended the United States Army's Defense Information School at Fort Meade, Maryland. A U.S. Army veteran, Wiehe has a passion for sharing stories of local heroes, people who are far more interesting than they think they are and businesses which enhance the lives of locals every day. While she's constantly writing for hobby and her career, she also enjoys fine-crafted lattes, Taco Tuesdays with her fellow career-driven Savannah friends and is always looking for a new favorite craft beer in town - currently Lord Gray by 3 Taverns. Her family is spread out all over the U.S., but she makes her home here in the Savannah area with her two dogs.
Warrior Lift Golf Classic rescheduled for June
The American Legion Post 135 will host their fourth annual Warrior Lift Golf Classic 1 p.m. June 19 at the Southbridge Golf Club.
There are still spots open for the tournament, which will be an 18-hole scramble with teams of four golfers.
Savannah Technical College Chapter receives top honors at SkillsUSA Competition
Students from Savannah Technical College earned 22 medals and top honors April 5 during the virtually held 2021 SkillsUSA Postsecondary State Conference.
Project Communication team talks progress on Broughton St.
Construction on Broughton St. was the perfect storm when it first started in April 2020 and less and less tourists were able to travel to visit the city. Now, the project has become so much more than when it originally started, but lights at the end of the over-a-year long tunnel are being revealed bit by bit and the city is looking to celebrate their new streetscape with a block party Saturday, June 26.
Welcome home
Spring brings changes – and in Savannah, pollen, lots of pollen – and with change, there should be reflection.
Savannah Music Festival to make long awaited, modified return
The choice to get out and enjoy live music again is being presented to Savannah locals in the form of smaller “boutique” performances this year as part of the Savannah Music Festival.
Savannah, It’s your arena!
Businesses in Savannah often aim to cater to tourists, but Monty Jones, operations manager for the Oak View Group, made a point to say, “We want Savannah to know this is their arena.”
The Savannah Arena will be the perfect stopover spot for big names in entertainment, hosting concerts, comedy shows, family shows, sporting events and more, Jones said.
All of April to be Earth Day Savannah 2021
The Savannah-Chatham Sustainability Coalition has established Earth Day as a monthlong celebration this year.
The new tradition to will be titled: “Earth Day Savannah Month.”
Coastal Care Partners vaccinates over 1,000 SCCPS teachers, staff, over 9,000 residents
Coastal Care Partners is making vaccination scheduling more convenient, as COVID-19 vaccines become more readily available.
Chamacos Tacos and Surf expands within Butler Ave. location
If you tried to walk into the taco joint on Tybee Island in the past few weeks, you may have left sans taco and met a closed door. No one called in sick and there was not a fire, although you could clearly see there was some wreckage inside.
From cameras to chinooks
Savannah residents are surrounded by components of aviation, oftentimes seeing military aircrafts conducting training or aiding in missions within the community.
The aviation service members are deeply integrated into air operations necessary for rescues and more regular tasks which make them an integral part of the Coastal Empire.
Club Car Championship to tee off
The Landings Club staff as well as a panel of Korn Ferry Tour members announced professional golfers will tee off March 25-28 for the Club Car Championship at The Landings Club – Deer Creek course.
