Leroy Maxwell started as a co-op at Savannah Electric which led to a 30 year career at Savannah Electric and Power Company (SEPCO), now Georgia Power. He started in the engineering department, utilizing his degree from Savannah Technical Institute in Construction Engineering, and ended his career in the Results Lab Department. More...
Summit VIII featuring Keith Brown as Keynote Speaker The Chatham-Savannah Youth Futures Authority is convening the Eighth Annual Community Summit. The theme of this year's summit is "Building Community Results through Collaboration. More...
An ever increasing number of alumni and friends of the Frank Callen Boys & Girls Club are expressing serious concerns over the recent change of name for the local club. Communications from the club is now under the heading of " Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Savannah. More...
More and more I hear folk talking about brain fog. Persons in Chemotherapy the most, but also persons of all ages. Trouble recalling names and dates, newly learned materials, details of events and information from along ago. This brain fog affects persons in every age range, from teenagers -difficulty learning, working professionals, retirees, as well as the elderly. More...
Union Branch Missionary Baptist Church, 1002 Clinch Street, invites all to our Annual Harvest Day Celebration on Sunday September 21, 2008. Our Theme: "Working with Joy for our Eternal Salvation. More...
Sustainable Fellwood Construction Job Fair Sustainable Fellowood will hold a Job Fair September 11, 2008. Meet the Subcontractors for Sustainable Fellwood at The Moses Jackson Center, Corner of Richards & West St., 6:00 - 7:30 pm. Moses Jackson is located behind the Fellwood Site on Bay St. - Savannah, GA. More...
Wells Gets First Win As Head Coach Kurvin Curry accounted for 326 yards and four touchdowns as Savannah State gave Robby Wells his first win as a head coach with a 45-10 win over Division II Livingstone in the 15th Annual Joseph Turner Classic on September 6. Curry passed for 217 yards and threw two touchdown passes. More...
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