Halloween is full of longstanding traditions like trick-or-treating and haunted houses, but some of those customs can put you at higher risk of getting or spreading COVID-19. Communities are encouraged […]
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“Mask On” Fashion Show
Future Minds Literacy and Adult Education, Inc in partnership with Phi Beta Sigma, Inc will host their 6th annual fundraiser fashion show on Friday, October 30 at Savannah Station, which […]
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ASBURY MEMORIAL HIGHLIGHTS NATION’S GUN VIOLENCE
Asbury Memorial Church commemorates the somber five-year anniversary of their Ribbons for a Reason initiative at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2020. Ribbons for a Reason was launched in […]
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Merchants on Bee Celebrates Grand Opening
Merchants on Bee—Savannah’s newest and largest antique, vintage and makers market—held its ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, October 22. Mayor Van Johnson as well as representatives of Buy Local Savannah, […]
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Coastal Heritage Society Announces Temporary Closure
Old Fort Jackson and Savannah History Museum will be temporarily closing to the public beginning Sunday, November 1st. Old Fort Jackson and Savannah History Museum will still be offered as […]
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Tricks, Treats, & Trains
There is still time to register for our special Halloween event, Tricks, Treats, & Trains, a socially distanced trick-or-treating experience at Georgia State Railroad Museum on Saturday, October 31, 2020 […]
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Corporate Environments Names Sabrina Tate
Corporate Environments is pleased to announce Sabrina Tate as Account Manager and Team Lead for its new Savannah location. In this capacity, Tate will partner with clients on projects from […]
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Groundbreaking Ceremony for the New Judicial Courthouse
Chatham County, GA (October 28, 2020) – The Chatham County Board of Commissioners will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Judicial Courthouse – Trial Court Building on Thursday, October […]
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Savannah Stopover: Day Two
Day two of Savannah Stopover delivered memorable performances from some of festival’s most-anticipated headliners, including Lee Fields & The Expressions and A Tribe Called Red. Photos by Geoff L. Johnson.
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Hopped Up on Georgia Brews this weekend
The Savannah Waterfront Association hosts the third Hopped Up on Georgia Brews on River Street’s Rousakis Plaza on Saturday, Nov. 5. The event features 20 local craft breweries with returning […]
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Susan G. Komen raises record donations in October
Susan G. Komen Coastal Georgia’s class of 2016 BigWigs in Savannah raised a record amount of donations during its annual fall BigWig Campaign, a spokesperson says. Ten local leaders raised […]
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SCAD announces Dirty Heads, Moon Taxi to play New Alumni Concert
SCAD today announced that Moon Taxi and Dirty Heads will play their New Alumni Concert on Friday, June 3. The annual concert in Forsyth Park is “in celebration of the class […]