Ella Rodgers, a rising eighth grade student who is homeschooled, won first prize in the Art in Ardsley “social-distance art and talent show,” held throughout the neighborhood on Friday, May […]
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The Olde Pink House and Garibaldi set to reopen dining rooms
Two mainstay downtown fine dining spots, The Olde Pink House and Garibaldi, announce plans to re-open for in-house dining. “Both restaurants are committed to ensuring the safety of guests and […]
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Ogeechee Riverkeeper keeps on keepin’ on
‘The pivot has been that we’re really trying to focus on what’s next’
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‘Go for it’: The cycling message of Stuckey’s CEO Stephanie Stuckey
While her primary clientele travels on four wheels and sometimes 18, the CEO gets around on two.
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Telfair Museums announce Robert “Bob” Faircloth as New Acting Director
The Telfair Museums’ Board of Trustees announced today the appointment of Robert “Bob” Faircloth as its new Acting Director. “Faircloth, a well-respected area philanthropist, has been involved as a volunteer […]
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New Year’s Eve felony murder suspect turns himself in
The alleged perpetrator in a New Year’s Eve assault at a Wilmington Island restaurant bar has turned himself in on charges of felony murder, among other charges. Charles Alexander Teeple […]
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Railroad Museum, Old Fort Jackson set to reopen this weekend
The Coastal Heritage Society announces that some key attractions they operate will reopen beginning this weekend. Georgia State Railroad Museum will be open from Friday, May 15th through Sunday, May […]
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‘Savannah Safe’ program to encourage mask use at businesses
As part of efforts to safely reopen the local economy, Savannah Mayor Van Johnson today revealed a voluntary program to encourage local businesses to conform to CDC best practices in […]
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Kemp: Bars, live performance venues must stay closed through end of May
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp announced this afternoon that he is extending the mandatory closure of live performance venues, bars, and nightclubs through May 31. A previous executive order had the […]
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Homicide at President Street homeless camp
The Savannah Police Department is investigating the death of a 38-year-old man at a President Street homeless camp Thursday morning. “Officers responded to the camp at President Street and Truman […]
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Friday run to show solidarity after killing of Ahmaud Arbery
Outrage has built steadily over the past week about the Feb. 23 killing of Ahmaud Arbery, an African American man, by two white men who are seen on video tracking […]
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Salvation Army, Feed the Hungry partner to provide 3,000 meals
Savannah’s Salvation Army (TSA) has partnered with local agency, Feed The Hungry and Georgia State Representative Carl Gilliard from Garden City to host a ‘Feed Our City’ event this weekend. […]