January 6, 2010 RSS feed / Social & Community News

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West is Liberty County’s First Black Female Bailiff

Liberty County has its first African American female Bailiff. Marguerite West made history when she began her first day as a bailiff on October 19, 2009. More...

Inaugural Basketball Camp at West Broad Street YMCA a Huge Success

The inaugural basketball camp at the West Broad Street YMCA with former Harlem Globetrotters Larry "Gator" Rivers, Tyrone "Hollywood" Brown, and Wayne "AB" Clark was a huge success! More...

Ruth Chapter #3’s Annual Christmas Fellowship A Success

On December 18,2009, at 6:00pm, Ruth Chapter #3 Order of The Eastern Star, held its Annual "Jesus Is the Reason for the Season" Christmas Fellowship. More...

Citizenship Education Workshop A Crowd Pleaser

On Saturday December 5, 2009, more than one hundred schoolaged children and their parents/ guardians attended the School Citizenship Education Workshop and Christmas Gifts Program, sponsored by The Hungry Club Forum of Savannah, Inc. More...

City Urges Residents to Take Cold- Weather Precautions

With colder, freezing temperatures expected across the region over the next few days, the City of Savannah urges residents to take precautions to protect their homes and life safety. More...

Hospice Savannah to host Art Show During Months of January and February

The Hospice Savannah Art Gallery is proud to present Judy Mooney's Gullahinspired sculptures and the African American paintings of Richard Law and William Kwamena-Poh during January and February, Black Heritage Month. More...

Big Brothers Big Sisters Needs Support to Help More Kids Beat the Odds

In recognition of National Mentoring Month, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Coastal Empire is calling on not only volunteers, but donors as well, to provide support for children who need mentors. More...

She's Back: The Author Behind the Pen, Dorothy R. Roberts-Futch

Educating and guiding children are tasks that simply cannot be neglected as they are the future. A series of touching stories await young readers in All About Life: A Collection of Children Stories, the new children's book authored by Dorothy R. More...

A. E. Beach High Chess Team Helps Miracle on May Street

On December 19, 2009, members of the Beach High Chess Team donated and distributed toys to under-privileged youth, as part of the May Street YMCA's Annual toy give away, “Miracle on May Street”. More...

Chinese Delegates Visit Hinesville

Coastal Georgia is a unique region of economic development with opportunities to partner with international and domestic companies for growth. More...

UNCF Receives Art of Renowned Artist Benny Andrews

UNCF–the United Negro College Fund–the nation’s largest and most effective minority education organization has announced that the Benny Andrews Foundation selected UNCF to receive 128 pieces of his art collection and to assist with More...

Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc., Sponsor Kiddie Kotillion

The Savannah Chapter of Top Ladies of Distinction, Incorporated (TLOD) held its annual fundraising event, the Kiddie Kotillion Beautillion, on Saturday, December 12,2009 in the auditorium of Johnson High School. More...

Autumn Place - Where Style and Quality Meet Excellence!

Property Choice Realty hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Autumn Place Subdivision on Friday December 18, 2009. The new private community is located on ACL Blvd. and Liberty Pkwy. More...

New Tax Credit Includes Current Homeowners

(NAPSI)--Many current homeowners can now qualify for up to a $6,500 home buyer tax credit. The initial success of the $8,000 first-time home buyer tax credit convinced Washington to expand the program and extend it until April 30, 2010. More...