June 30, 2010 RSS feed / Social & Community News

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Wilson Graduates FBI National Academy

On June 18, 2010, two hundred sixty law enforcement officers graduated Friday from the FBI National Academy Program at Quantico, Virginia. The 241st session of the National Academy consisted of men and women from 49 states. More...

Sol C. Johnson High School Named One of America's Best High Schools

Sol C. Johnson High School has been named one of “America’s Best High Schools” for 2010 by Newsweek magazine. More...

Alfred E. Beach High School Recognized with the “Nobel Prize for Public Service”

In celebration of their extraordinary contributions to their school and their work within the community, one of the Student Leaders from Alfred E. More...

American Cancer Society Presents Evening of Hope

The American Cancer Society will be holding its second annual Evening of Hope from 7 pm - 10 pm on Monday, July 12, at B. Matthew's Eatery. The Evening of Hope consists of a 5 course meal with wine pairings selected by B. More...

Teen Camp at Con-Ed, Inc. Family Resource Center

The Board of Christian Education of Connor's Temple Baptist Church, Rev. Bennie R. Mitchell, Jr., pastor, completed the first week of teen camp 2010 at Con-Ed. Friday, July 2, 2010, is the camp's last day. More...

Savannah Children’s Choir offers Summer Choral Camp

The Savannah Children’s Choir will host their annual Summer Choral Camp July 19-30 at Savannah Country Day School. The camp is open to all musically interested children in 2nd through 8th grades. More...

Honoring Sam Dunham

Samuel Walter Dunham, the second of eleven children, born in Jacksonville, Florida recently enjoyed an afternoon of honor and praise for a job well done at Michon’s in College Park, GA. He accredits his parents, Mrs. More...

AASU, SSU Students Heading to Ghana

A group of students from Armstrong Atlantic State University and Savannah State University are heading to Ghana in early July in the first trip to this nation on the west coast of Africa organized by both AASU’s and SSU’s offices of inte More...

United Way Women’s Legacy Council Raises Over $9,000

Women's Legacy Council, the local women's giving circle launched by United Way of the Coastal Empire, raised over $9,000 in its second annual Give-a- Way project. More...

Youth Work Program for Tatemville Community

For the 11th year, the Tatemville Community Improvement Association, Inc. has received a grant to fund a Youth Work Program. The program is for youth aged 14 – 17 that live in the Tatemville Community. More...

New Book Teaches Children About Hurricane Season

Hurricane season is no longer just around the corner… it's officially here until December 1st. So the timing of this new release is perfect preparation for children living in coastal communities. More...

Decision Expected in July on Davis Case

By Tina A. Brown

Hundreds of onlookers, mostly from outside of the city, came to Savannah last week to support death row inmate Troy Anthony Davis and the family of slain Savannah Police Officer Mark Allen MacPhail Sr. More...