Bond Upgrade To Save Savannah $2.4 million

By | March 26, 2014

Savannah City Council on Thursday took advantage of its newly upgraded bond rating and low interest rates to refinance a set of bonds that will save the City more than half a million dollars over the next decade. It was the City’s third bond refinancing over the past five months, which have amounted to a present value savings for the … Continue reading “Bond Upgrade To Save Savannah $2.4 million”

It’s Voting Time, And 2014 Is A Critical Year!

By | March 26, 2014

Citizens of Savannah, the 2014 primaries and elections are most important because THE PERSON(S) we choose to represent us on the local, state and federal levels will determine our economic, educational, and health and wellness fates, and yes, even our rights to safety and protection from guns, but most importantly, our ability to voice our opinions through the power of … Continue reading “It’s Voting Time, And 2014 Is A Critical Year!”

Georgia Women Of Achievement Posthumously Honors Rebecca Stiles Taylor

By | March 26, 2014

Georgia Women of Achievement (GWA) posthumously honored Savannah native Rebecca Stiles Taylor (1879-1958) at the 23rd annual Georgia Women of Achievement’s Induction Ceremony on Thursday, March 13. The induction was held at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia and honored inspirational women in Georgia who have made significant contributions in their chosen field. Teya Ryan, President and Executive Director of Georgia … Continue reading “Georgia Women Of Achievement Posthumously Honors Rebecca Stiles Taylor”

NNPA Luncheon Focuses On Black Economics, Growing Income Gap

By | March 26, 2014

The economic status of African-Americans and the “crisis-level” income gap between the rich and the poor was the agenda of this year’s State of the Black Press luncheon Friday at the National Press Club in D.C. The event, sponsored by the National Newspaper Publishers Association Foundation, featured discourse among journalists and financial experts about the different factors affecting Black economics, … Continue reading “NNPA Luncheon Focuses On Black Economics, Growing Income Gap”

City Accepting Applications For Minor Home Repair Program

By | March 26, 2014

The City of Savannah’s Housing Department is currently accepting applications for the 2014 Minor Home Repair program. This program provides possible grants, loans and home repairs to residents who meet specific income guidelines. Applicants must be live in the city limits and occupy their house to be eligible for the program. Applications will be accepted until April 15. The repairs … Continue reading “City Accepting Applications For Minor Home Repair Program”

Week Of The Young Child

By | March 26, 2014

Wesley Community Center of Savannah Inc. will hold a week long celebration in conjunction with the annual national event “The Week of the Young Child” to promote quality early childhood education and literacy. All events will begin at 10:00 a.m. April 7-11, 2013. Monday, Magical Music Parade will be held at both sites, Tuesday, Bubbles, Building, and Beyond will be … Continue reading “Week Of The Young Child”

Jordan Brisbane Goes To Hollywood

By | March 26, 2014

Jordan Brisbane, currently a 10th grader at Woodville/Tompkins High School began singing at the age of 5. He began to show interest in becoming a professional singer at the age of 10. That’s when he decided to audition for The American Idol. Brisbane received his application for the 13th season of American Idol the day before he was to audition … Continue reading “Jordan Brisbane Goes To Hollywood”

Savannah State University Day At First Congregational Church

By | March 26, 2014

Women’s Fellowship at First Congregational Church, located at 241 Habersham St. will celebrate Savannah State University Day on Sunday, April 13, 2014 at 11:00 A.M. Dr. Cheryl Dozier, President will be the guest speaker. This occasion will celebrate the long term relationship between former employees of SSU and members of First Congregational Church. A souvenir program will feature many of … Continue reading “Savannah State University Day At First Congregational Church”

Lets Celebrate Our Youth

By | March 26, 2014

Come and support the 100 Black Men of Savannah at our 18th Annual Scholarship & Awards Gala as we celebrate our youth and their accomplishments. This gala is our primary fundraiser and supports four core-mentoring programs. These programs serve over 250 youth annually and provides scholarships for teens that desire to attend college, but are in need of additional financial … Continue reading “Lets Celebrate Our Youth”

Change Your Water…Change Your Life!

By | March 26, 2014

Ionized alkaline restructured Kangen Water ® can help you stay hydrated and is an important step toward physical health, but a healthy diet is also paramount in overall wellness. Healthy eating supports a healthy body. You can maximize the power of your Enagic® machine by learning how to prepare Nature’s healthy ingredients with 3 different types of Enagic® Water, and … Continue reading “Change Your Water…Change Your Life!”