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Fifty Years Later: Sit-in Survivor Challenges Others to Do More

By Brittney M. Black Special to the NNPA from the Howard University News Service
Fifty years ago, four North Carolina A&T students took a stand against segregation by sitting down at a F.W. Woolworth’s store counter. More...

Berry to Appear During Savannah Book Festival

Dr. Bertice Berry will appear as apart of the 2010 Savannah Book Festival. More...

Social & Community News

Peacock Promoted to Outreach Coordinator

The Savannah Development and Renewal Authority (SDRA) is pleased to announce the promotion of Ms. Regina Peacock to the position of Outreach Coordinator. More...

Savannah State Receives $4 million Grant Award

Savannah State University was awarded a $4 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for a five-year project that will strengthen the university’s research capacity and infrastructure to promote minority health and eliminate h More...

SSU National Alumni Association Announces Cancellation of Ebony Fashion Fair

The Savannah State University National Alumni Association Savannah Chapter regrets to announce the cancellation of the February 24th 2010 Ebony Fashion Fair. The Spring 2011 Season's show was cancelled due to the untimely death of Mrs. More...

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Church

Followers of Christ to Celebrate 54th Church Anniversary

The officers and members of Followers of Christ Baptist Church, 103 Scarborough Street, extend an invitation to you to come and worship with them as they celebrate their 54th Church Anniversary. Worship services will begin on Wednesday, Feb. More...

St. John to hold Community Prayer Breakfast

Community-wide Prayer Breakfast, Saturday, February 6th, 8 am at St. John Baptist Church, “The Mighty Fortress”. The guest speaker will be Evangelist Mary Grant, of Bible Connection Ministry in Port Wentworth. Come and be blessed. More...

Greater Pentecostal to hold Empowerment Revival

Greater Pentecostal Temple, 5905 South Okatie Highway,Hardeeville, S.C. will hold a Spiritual Empowerment Revival February 7, 2010 at 5:00 PM February 8-9, 2010 at 7:30 PM. Prophet Brian J. Mosely of Atlanta, Georgia will serve as guest speaker. More...

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Sports

Sports with Walter Moore

Tigers Top Allen Tracy Rankins scored 20 points to lead Savannah State to a 81-62 win over Allen at Tiger Arena on January 30. More...

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Photo

Savannah Black Heritage Festival Committee members and partners are pictured above after they extended an invitation to members of the Savannah City Council and the citizens of Savannah to enjoy the f More...

The Savannah Tribune Salutes Black History Month

In observance of Black History Month, The Savannah Tribune will salute African Americans who have made tremendous contributions to our society and world. More...

Health

You Don’t Want to Get up Early to Walk or Exercise?

The goal of this column and the goal of the Health Restoration 101 programs are to help to maximize your chances of living a longer, healthier life. More...

The Pink Ribbon Comedy Tour Rolls into Savannah

The Pink Ribbon Comedy Tour will perform a special stand-up comedy event at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, February 17 at Smiles Piano Bar located at 314 Williamson Street in downtown Savannah. More...

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Community Events

Community-Wide Health Fair

There will be a community wide health fair on February 20, 8 am - Noon. Screenings will be provided by Costal Carolina and Hilton Head Island Wellness Program.The health fair will take place at the Agape Family Life Center, 5855 South Okatie Hwy. More...

Management Seminar

You are invited to attend a management seminar sponsored by the 2010SP1 MGT 301 students of St. Leo University. Major Terry L. Enoch of CCSO & Sarahlyn U. More...

Love Walk/Run 2010

Wesley Community Centers will hold its annual Love Walk/Run on Saturday, February 13, 2010. The 5k kicks off at 7:45 a.m. and the 3.6k or 24k walk begins at 10:00 a.m. Both events begin at the south end of Forsyth Park near the tennis courts. More...

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