Observed annually on June 19, Juneteenth is a federal holiday commemorating the end of chattel slavery in the U.S. It’s a time of remembering the past, expressing gratitude for the […]
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WATCH: Mayor Van Johnson jokes about ‘Father’s Day equality’ in Savannah
With Father’s Day coming up this weekend, Savannah’s Mayor Van Johnson took time at his weekly press briefing on Wednesday (June 12) to call for “equality” when it comes to […]
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Property at 2180 Victory Drive approved by Metro Planning Commission for self storage facility
The Chatham County – Savannah Metropolitan Planning Commission (MPC) on Tuesday voted to allow rezoning of the property at 2180 E. Victory Drive, permitting the site to be used as […]
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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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CAT Board announces new interim appointment
According to a news release, the Chatham Area Transit (CAT) Board of Directors announced the appointment of Stephanie Cutter as the Interim Executive Director/CEO of the agency, effective immediately. The […]
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Arsonist sentenced to federal prison for setting fires in Savannah
A Chatham County man who set fires in Savannah has been sentenced to nearly 13 years in federal prison. Marvin Antwon Williams, 44, of Savannah, was sentenced to 151 months […]
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GOING UP? Talmadge Bridge at Savannah River Crossing could be replaced with much taller bridge or underwater tunnel
Interested parties can expect to see a summary report of results from the public input questionnaire about Savannah’s Talmadge Memorial Bridge sometime next month. The public was able to submit […]
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HOUSE. A Masterpiece of Timeless Design: Ardsley Park Residence in Savannah
In the heart of Savannah’s distinguished Ardsley Park lies an extraordinary residence that embodies the essence of Southern sophistication. Constructed in 1920, this five-bedroom, five-bathroom estate, with two additional half […]
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COMMUNITY NEWS CONNECTION: Free family event Saturday at Enmarket Arena
Stay in the know about the latest activities and achievements in our local community. Each week, Connect Savannah previews the community’s notable upcoming events and resident opportunities while also looking […]
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Three more suspects arrested by Savannah Police for alleged roles in Ellis Square shooting
The Savannah Police Department took another step forward Friday in its investigation into a mass shooting that happened on May 18 near Savannah’s Ellis Square. After making an initial arrest […]
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Business Pulse: Top news in Savannah business community this week
Connect Savannah’s got the pulse on the local business community to keep up with the latest in local commerce. Leopold’s Ice Cream to host book signing event Friday, May 31 […]
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Mayor Van Johnson on Savannah gun violence & state’s potential role: ‘It can’t just be us’
As the calendar flips from May to June, City of Savannah Mayor Van Johnson is remaining vigilant in his public responses to incidents of gun violence across the city. On […]