Pamela Howard-Oglesby and Brenda L. Roberts, authors of the book, Savannah’s Black “First Ladies”, donated $100 dollars, proceeds from their book signing to the West Broad Street YMCA. Dr. More...
The Office of Eastern Judicial Circuit/Chatham County District Attorney Larry Chisolm announces that the newly started Violence Intervention Program (VIP) will be hosting Dr. More...
The International General Assembly of the Church of Christ Holiness Unto the Lord, Inc. will convene at Greater Emmanuel Tabernacle, 1101 Stiles Avenue in Savannah, GA beginning on Wednesday, August 11th and concluding on Sunday, August 15, 2010. More...
This edition of The Savannah Tribune highlights a unique commercial development called Carver Commons. The development will include a new office for Carver State Bank that will face Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. More...
State Labor Commissioner Michael Thurmond announced that federal extended unemployment insurance benefits are now being paid to 90,994 jobless Georgians. The benefits were enacted by Congress and signed by the President last Thursday, July 22. More...
The Savannah College of Art and Design announces the appointment of Heriberto J. Brito as dean of the School of Building Arts. More...
Sponsor of New and Talented Artist Inc. (SONATA, Inc) is now accepting applications for scholarship. More...
In the aftermath of the devastating earthquake which hit Haiti on January 12, 2010, Unforgettable Bakery and Deli launched the Haitian Cakes Helping Haiti project. More...
Go Mini’s Savannah makes moving and storing easier. No need to rent a truck. No need to hurry! You have 30 days or longer to load and unload at your leisure. More...
From August 4-17, shoppers at JCPenney at Oglethorpe Mall are invited to round-up their purchases to the nearest whole dollar and donate the difference to West Broad Street YMCA to support quality afterschool programs in their community. More...
Memories. The happy memories of people shopping, and families walking downtown on Broughton Street on a sultry Savannah afternoon. Those memories were the inspiration for Ruel Joyner to return to the nearly unoccupied Broughton Street. More...
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