Union Mission Announces Keynote Speaker for the 5th Annual Raising Hope

By Savannah Tribune | March 11, 2020

Join Union Mission for an uplifting and enlightening evening at the 5th Annual Raising Hope event on Thursday, April 23, 2020 at 6:00pm at the DeSoto Savannah Hotel. The featured keynote speaker will be affordable housing expert, Michelle Norris, who is the Executive Vice President of External Affairs and Growth Strategies for National Church Residences of Columbus, Ohio. National Church … Continue reading “Union Mission Announces Keynote Speaker for the 5th Annual Raising Hope”

Women’s History Month Simone Biles Sets The Bar High

By Savannah Tribune | March 11, 2020

A 22 years old, Simone Arianne Biles, has set the bar high for Americans. She is the first American ever to win a medal in every event at the world championships. Ms. Biles is an American artistic gymnast. Biles was born March 14, 1997, in Columbus, Ohio. She’s an Olympic individual all-around, vault and floor gold medalist, and balance beam … Continue reading “Women’s History Month Simone Biles Sets The Bar High”

Savannah Jazz Presents Kris Tokarski At The March 15th Concert

By Savannah Tribune | March 11, 2020

Savannah Jazz invites you to attend the March 15 concert with New Orleans-based pianist, Kris Tokarski! Artfully blending elements of the Harlem stride tradition, swing, bebop, and traditional New Orleans jazz, Tokarski is quickly developing a reputation as a leading exponent of classic jazz tradition. The concert will be held at the Mansion, 700 Drayton St., March 15, 2020 from … Continue reading “Savannah Jazz Presents Kris Tokarski At The March 15th Concert”

Savannah State Student Earns University System Honors

By Savannah Tribune | March 11, 2020

Savannah State University (SSU) student J’zaria Simpson will be honored by the University System of Georgia (USG) Board of Regents as SSU’s 2020 Academic Recognition Day Scholar on Tuesday, Feb.11, in Atlanta, Ga. “I am very proud of J’zaria and the work she is doing in the classrooms and laboratories to garner this academic achievement,” said Kimberly Ballard Washington, interim … Continue reading “Savannah State Student Earns University System Honors”

Mayor Van Johnson To Host State of the City, First Town Hall Meeting

By Savannah Tribune | March 11, 2020

Mayor Van R. Johnson, II will host his first State of the City address and town hall meeting on Thursday, March 19 at 6:30 p.m. at the Savannah Civic Center, third floor ballroom. Mayor Johnson will give an overview of the current happenings in the City of Savannah and where the City is headed, and City Manager Pat Monahan will … Continue reading “Mayor Van Johnson To Host State of the City, First Town Hall Meeting”

Local Media Professional Wants To Make A Difference As A County Commissioner

By Savannah Tribune | March 11, 2020

Last Monday, March 2, 2020, Tanya Milton qualified to run for 5th District Chatham County Commissioner in the May 19th Primary Election. Milton is no stranger to the voters of Savannah. She is native of Savannah and the Vice President and Advertising Director of the Savannah Tribune. “I am passionate about serving my community and have been involved for many … Continue reading “Local Media Professional Wants To Make A Difference As A County Commissioner”

Commissioner Bobby Lockett Announces Run For Re-Election To District 3 Seat

By Savannah Tribune | March 11, 2020

Bobby Lockett has announced his bid to serve District3asecondtermas County Commissioner. He was elected in November 2016. Retired from Dan Vaden Group; Bobby Lockett is a 35 year resident of District 3. Trustee Chairman Emeritus Bobby Lockett brings over 25 years of church administrative experiences at St. John Baptist Church in management i.e., a consistent annual balanced budget, rebuilding a … Continue reading “Commissioner Bobby Lockett Announces Run For Re-Election To District 3 Seat”

Denise R. Grabowski to Announce Candidacy for Board of Education, District One

By Savannah Tribune | March 11, 2020

Denise R. Grabowski formally announced her intention to seek the Board of Education seat for District One. “I am passionate about education and have been involved with our local schools for many years, including as President of the School Council,” stated Denise. “I am excited about the potential to serve the entire SCCPSS district at the board level. Through my … Continue reading “Denise R. Grabowski to Announce Candidacy for Board of Education, District One”

Chatham County Juvenile Court Judge Lisa Colbert Formally Qualifies for Superior Court

By Savannah Tribune | March 11, 2020

Chatham County Juvenile Court Judge Lisa Colbert formally qualified this week to run for Judge of Chatham County Superior Court. The non-partisan election will be held May 19th. The election will be held on the same date as the Republican and Democratic primaries. Colbert is serving as judge of Chatham County Juvenile Court, where she has worked since 2012. She … Continue reading “Chatham County Juvenile Court Judge Lisa Colbert Formally Qualifies for Superior Court”

County Commission Chairman Al Scott Enters the Race for County Tax Commissioner

By Savannah Tribune | March 11, 2020

Al Scott, who is term limited and could not seek re-election as Chairman of the Chatham County Commission, said he decided to enter race after learning of incumbent Tax Commissioner Danny Power’s decision not to seek re-election. Scott said he was aware of the fact that two other democrats had already qualified when he qualified to run. “But the Tax … Continue reading “County Commission Chairman Al Scott Enters the Race for County Tax Commissioner”