Vote on November 4 and Make History

By | October 29, 2008

Almost two (2) years ago, when Illinois Senator Barack Obama began his candidacy for president of the United States, few of our readers, if any, actually thought he could win. Of course, our readers are not alone on this score. Now, with only one week before election day, we can clearly see a path for the election of Barack Obama … Continue reading “Vote on November 4 and Make History”

Jim Martin Would Be A Great Senator

By | October 29, 2008

Jim Martin is a Democrat who was elected to the Georgia House of Representatives in 1983, and served in the legislature for 18 years. During his time in the State Legislature, Martin became a leader on health care issues and helped to create PeachCare, which provides affordable health care to thousands of Georgia’s children. Jim Martin served as chairman of … Continue reading “Jim Martin Would Be A Great Senator”

EDITOR’S NOTE: We Must Vote To Move Forward

By | October 29, 2008

The Savannah Tribune has a proud and glorious heritage. Our history dates back to 1875, when three African-American civic and business leaders recognized the need for a newspaper dedicated to serving the African-American community. We have always been in the forefront of positive efforts to move our people in a direction that benefits us, as well as the overall community. … Continue reading “EDITOR’S NOTE: We Must Vote To Move Forward”

John Barrow Has Earned Our Support

By | October 29, 2008

The Savannah Tribune has consistently supported John Barrow in his bid to represent our area in Congress. We stood with him in 2004 during his first campaign and helped introduce him to the voters in our area because at that time we were certain that John Barrow had the potential to be a great leader, not only for the 12th … Continue reading “John Barrow Has Earned Our Support”

PUBLIX SUPER MARKETS

By | October 29, 2008

SSU Young Democrats Events Wednesday, October 29, 2008 the college democrats will host the 2008 women’s forum at university village recreational room from 7:30pm-9:00pm. please encourage your student to come and participate for extra class credit. Participants are Regina Thomas, Dr. Teresa Winterholter, Lex Gibson, Attorney Gwendolyn Waring, and Mayor Pro tem Edna Jackson. Thursday, October 30, 2008 at grass … Continue reading “PUBLIX SUPER MARKETS”

Abilities Unlimited Presents the Fall Frenzy: Showcasing the Special Olympics Powerlifting Team

By | October 29, 2008

Abilities Unlimited held its Fall Frenzy fundraising event on Friday, October 24, at 6:00 PM at the Paul Anderson/Howard Cohen Weightlifting Center, 7232 Varnedoe Drive 31406. Abilities Unlimited plays a vital role in the lives of so many in Savannah and Chatham County, providing special needs children and adults a rare opportunity to receive specifically designed exercise programs that enhance … Continue reading “Abilities Unlimited Presents the Fall Frenzy: Showcasing the Special Olympics Powerlifting Team”

Sports With Walter Moore

By | October 29, 2008

Tigers Host Concordia For Homecoming The Savannah State Tigers will welcome Concordia College Selma to T. A. Wright Stadium on November 1 as their Homecoming opponent. SSU brings a 3-5 record into the contest and is riding a two-game losing streak. The offense relies on doublethreat quarterback Kurvin Curry who has passed for 1,314 and 11 touchdowns while rushing for … Continue reading “Sports With Walter Moore”

Local Black Attorneys Endorse Judge Perry Brannen

By | October 29, 2008

Local African-American Attorneys and community leaders Sage Brown and Diane Morrell McCleod have endorsed Superior Court Judge Perry Brannen’s reelection bid. Attorney Brown said that under Judge Brannen’s supervision, the Superior Court treats all citizens with dignity and respect. Attorney Diane Morrell McCleod added: “Under Chief Judge Perry Brannen’s leadership, the Chatham County Superior Court is a respected model for … Continue reading “Local Black Attorneys Endorse Judge Perry Brannen”

Beach High School Student Accepted to Attend Presidential Youth Inaugural Conference

By | October 29, 2008

Michael Henderson, a freshman at Alfred Eli Beach High School, is one of twelve students in Chatham County to be accepted by The Presidential Youth Inaugural Conference (PYIC) that will be held in Washington, D. C. from January 17-21, 2009, to attend the Inauguration of the 44th President of the United States! “The Presidential Youth Inaugural Conference will provide students … Continue reading “Beach High School Student Accepted to Attend Presidential Youth Inaugural Conference”

Vote to Make Your Ancestors Proud

By | October 29, 2008

I am voting for someone else on Tuesday. No, not John McCain. I am voting for my beloved Big Mama, Sylvia Harris. I am voting for my stepfather, William H. Polk. I am voting for my Uncle Frank Harris, who could not read or write. I am writing for Aunt Katherine Foster, who could write, but barely. I am voting … Continue reading “Vote to Make Your Ancestors Proud”