THIS YEAR’S general election includes the highly anticipated presidential election, as well as two Georgia Senate races and Savannah’s district attorney and county commissioner races. It’s an important time to […]
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WRUU Spotlight: The Sister Perspective
‘The issues and current events we discuss affect everyone, but we examine from the perspective of Black women’
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Candidates cheat sheet
There are plenty of other races you’ll be voting for that are just as important as the big one
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Change is in the Air
What is this new direction, you keep hearing about concerning Connect Savannah? Connect Savannah is a News, Arts & Entertainment weekly publication. Our highest priority is to produce a top-notch […]
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WRUU Spotlight: ‘We the People’
OUR SERIES profiling WRUU show hosts hits the trifecta this week. We speak with Georgia Southern University professors Dr. Barbara Fertig, Dr. Christopher Hendricks, and Dr. Daniel Skidmore-Hess about their […]
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Morris Multimedia names Erica Baskin as publisher of Connect Savannah
Morris Multimedia announces the appointment of newspaper veteran Erica Baskin as the new publisher of Connect Savannah. “We are excited about bringing someone of Erica’s experience to Savannah,” said Charles […]
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‘We all have to come together’: Cuomo, Johnson announce partnership in COVID-19 relief
‘Our American body politic is more divided than it has ever been. We have political differences on COVID! How can you have political differences about a virus?’ asked Cuomo.
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Community News
Loggerhead nesting season officially underway Nesting season for loggerhead sea turtles has begun, with first clutch of loggerhead eggs found the morning of April 27 buried in the sand on […]
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O’Connell’s: ‘This is for Savannah. This is for us.’
‘It would be easy to walk away and let hotels take over downtown. But as long as I can, I’m not gonna let that happen’
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A history of Savannah’s biggest parade
Irish culture in Savannah dates back to when General James Oglethorpe first founded the colony of Georgia
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A look inside Savannah’s service industry—and how the big party doesn’t always serve them
THERE ARE so many people who make St. Patrick’s Day a reality for thousands of revelers. For every beer you drink, a bartender pours it, and a bar manager stocked […]