Celebrating The Life Of George Duke

By | August 07, 2013

The Savannah Tribune has learned of the passing of veteran jazz, R&B, funk and fusion keyboard virtuoso George Duke has died aged 67. This news comes after a difficult period for the acclaimed keyboardist and composer whose wife Corine passed away just over a year ago. The Radio Facts website states that Duke died on 5 August but no other … Continue reading “Celebrating The Life Of George Duke”

2013 Mayor’s Small Business Conference A Success

By | August 07, 2013

The 7th annual Mayor’s Small Business Conference was held last Thursday, August 1 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Savannah Civic Center. The purpose of the conference is to promote small business development and growth through networking and sharing of information. Workshops were provided by representatives from the U. S. Small Business Administration, Georgia Department of Economic Development … Continue reading “2013 Mayor’s Small Business Conference A Success”

Ready Set Go Back To School Expo

By | August 07, 2013

The Ready Set Go Back to School (RTS BTS) is celebrating its 5th year with much excitement and enthusiasm. The Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance (IMA) began a committee to reach out to the community to let the people know that there are churches in the community that have wonderful programs that are open to everyone. In an effort to reach the … Continue reading “Ready Set Go Back To School Expo”

Georgia’s Tax Free Holiday Returns

By | August 07, 2013

Georgia’s tax free holiday returns as the backto school season begins across Savannah and Chatham County. Oglethorpe Mall, Savannah Mall and other retail outlets are gearing up to help shoppers start the school year off right. On Friday, August 9 through Sunday, August 11, Savannah area shoppers can enjoy a state sales-tax exemption on school supplies, clothing, computers and other … Continue reading “Georgia’s Tax Free Holiday Returns”

Voice Festival Gathers Momentum

By | August 07, 2013

The VOICE Festival organizers announce four additional informal events and help Savannah residents and visitors navigate the schedule. The VOICE Festival will layer the city with a wide variety of vocal experiences and are encouraging people from all over the region to taste the magic of these performances, whatever their musical taste or most convenient location. Sherrill Milnes, opera legend … Continue reading “Voice Festival Gathers Momentum”

Consortium Of Doctors Convention Held

By | August 07, 2013

Marguerite Tiggs Birt, Ed. D. Rutgers University, Early Childhood Education was sponsored by Director, Carolyn Battle Thomas Esq. of Chicago, Illinois and was one of nine candidates inducted into membership of the Consortium of Doctors, LTD during their 22nd Convention at the Hilton Chicago/ Magnificent Mile Hotel July 25th- 28th. Dr. Abigail Jordon of Savannah is the esteemed founder of … Continue reading “Consortium Of Doctors Convention Held”

Step Up Savannah “Welcome To The State Of Poverty” Simulation

By | August 07, 2013

Step Up Savannah, Inc. is hosting a poverty simulation on August 29, 2013. The simulation, an experiential learning experience designed to help people better understand poverty, is open to the public and will take place from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. at the Savannah Civic Center, 301 W. Oglethorpe (free parking in the Civic Center lot). Almost one in four people … Continue reading “Step Up Savannah “Welcome To The State Of Poverty” Simulation”

“Breakthrough: An Explosion Of Parent Unity In The Community

By | August 07, 2013

In a collaborative effort to reclaim and redirect challenged youth, the Educational Leaders for Change (ELC) Collaborative continues its efforts to develop initiatives fostering change within our communities, homes, and schools. In the wake of recent crisis situations that have affected communities throughout the United States, Educational Leaders for Change (ELC) Collaborative request you to embrace this very important initiative. … Continue reading ““Breakthrough: An Explosion Of Parent Unity In The Community”

Change Your Water, Change Your Life!

By | August 07, 2013

Ionized alkaline restructured Kangen Water® is changing the image of drinking water. You know how important it is to stay hydrated, but have you ever investigated the difference between the different types of drinking water available? The truth is that not all waters are created equal. Not surprisingly, Kangen Water® is a wonderful choice for your hydration. Tap water is … Continue reading “Change Your Water, Change Your Life!”

Eight Back-to-School Health Checks for Children

By | August 07, 2013

Preparing your child for another school year requires more than buying school supplies and new clothes. “Be sure to consider your child’s health needs too,” says Dr. Davidson Freeman of Children’s Hospital of Georgia. “No matter what grade your child is entering, routine physical examinations, including hearing and vision tests, help ensure that your child is truly ready for school,” … Continue reading “Eight Back-to-School Health Checks for Children”