The City of Savannah joined a statewide campaign that uses humor and the absurd to promote the benefits of recycling. More...
The City of Savannah has launched We Can! More...
Test scores for Georgia’s elementary and middle school students improved in all areas this year, but most dramatically in the crucial subjects of mathematics and science. More...
The legacy of the Scholar-Athlete is alive and well as the Savannah-Chatham Silver Cheetahs proudly carry the torch of academic excellence. More...
The Superintendent’s Student of the Month is Deondra’ Eason, an eighth grader at Hubert Middle School. Deondra’ was selected for his determination and hard work. Deondra’ has made great strides this school year. More...
The Savannah State University National Alumni Association (SSUNAA) has been working tirelessly in the last few months campaigning and planning to strengthen the association. More...
On Wednesday, June 10, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society held a corporate breakfast to kick off the society’s annual Light The Night Walk Campaign at the First City Club. More...
Carolyn Guilford
Enjoying meals together is a special time for families, but is especially beneficial for the kids. Experts say a special bonding takes place as kids gain improved nutrition and better health. More...
Each year 19,000 Americans die while awaiting organ transplants. African-Americans constitute 35% of those awaiting kidney transplants. In the SE of the United States, more than 70 percent of all dialysis patients are African-American. More...
Lawrence Bradley, Jr. a student at A.E. Beach High School, has been selected to attend the 2009 Congressional Student Leadership Conference (CSLC) on Engineering and Robotics sponsored by LeadAmerica. More...
Saturday, June 27 is National HIV Testing Day. Free, confidential testing, with anonymous results will be held here in Savannah. Testing begins at 9am until the last consumer exits. Testing will take place at My Brothaz HOME, Inc. More...
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