We Support Brian Foster for Alderman At-Large Post 2
This year, the Mayor and all members of the Savannah City Council are seeking re-election with one exception. Attorney Tom Bordeaux has announced that he will not seek re-election to the Alderman At-Large Post 2 seat. Before being elected to City Council, Bordeaux, a Democrat, served in the Georgia House of Representatives from 1997 to 2007. Bordeaux is now among … Continue reading “We Support Brian Foster for Alderman At-Large Post 2”
We Must Vote To Keep Savannah Moving Forward
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 “We Must Vote To Keep Savannah Moving Forward”
Re-Elect Van Johnson First District Alderman
First District Alderman Van R. Johnson, II, has distinguished himself as an energetic advocate for the concerns of the residents of the First District which includes several of Savannah’s densely populated African-American neighborhoods. Although Johnson has amassed an impressive list of accomplishments for the District that he represents, he has never lost sight of the importance of having the members … Continue reading “Re-Elect Van Johnson First District Alderman”
Child Sex Trafficking Conference Announced For October 26th
Mayor Edna Jackson, City Aldermen, and SCMPD Chief Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr. joined conference organizers for a news conference at City Hall this morning to announce details of the upcoming 2015 Child Sex Trafficking Community Response Forum Conference. The conference will take place Monday, October 26, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Savannah Civic Center. Georgia State Attorney … Continue reading “Child Sex Trafficking Conference Announced For October 26th”
Remembering Dr. Ja Jahannes
Poet, playwright, scholar, composer, mentor, and friend – these are just of a few of the many words used to describe the late Dr. Ja Jahannes. At the time of his passing in July, Dr. Jahannes and the Georgia Historical Society were preparing for a program that he titled, “Who Will Remember Me? The Importance of Preserving the Culture of … Continue reading “Remembering Dr. Ja Jahannes”
The Edna Lewis Foundation Teams Up with Chef Mashama Bailey ‘The Black Hand in the Pot’
On Monday, November 2, 6:00 p.m., at The Grey, 109 Martin Luther King Jr., Blvd, Savannah, GA, The Edna Lewis Foundation (ELF) is proud to pay tribute to African-American female chefs while celebrating the legacy of Chef Edna Lewis. Though serving in America’s kitchens for over 300 years, most black female chefs are noteworthy undiscovered culinary heroines. Through a continued … Continue reading “The Edna Lewis Foundation Teams Up with Chef Mashama Bailey ‘The Black Hand in the Pot’”
Lucky’s Market Opens in Savannah
Lucky’s Market opened its first natural and organic grocery store in Georgia today at 5501 Abercorn Street in Savannah. Opening day activities included a bacon-cutting ceremony and a presentation of more than $10,000 in Impact Grants through the Lucky’s Community Project to support two local non-profit organizations. Donations will be made to assist Step Up Savannah to help provide workbooks, … Continue reading “Lucky’s Market Opens in Savannah”
Cedric The Entertainer Comes to Savannah
CEDRIC the Entertainer’s SOLO COMEDY SHOW comes to Savannah, on October 22nd at The Johnny Mercer Theater. Cedric Antonio Kyles, better known by the stage name Cedric the Entertainer, is an American actor, comedian, director, and game show host. He was originally the host on It’s Showtime at the Apollo. He was born April 24, 1964 (age 51), in Jefferson … Continue reading “Cedric The Entertainer Comes to Savannah”
Change Your Water…Change Your Life!
Ionized alkalized restructured Kangen Water ® can help raise your body’s alkalinity and oxygen content. Cancer is a natural process. A small percentage of cells in everyone will at some point in their lives turn cancerous, however the body usually can eliminate cancerous cells before they can increase and do harm, therefore goes unnoticed. Dr. Warburg was one of the … Continue reading “Change Your Water…Change Your Life!”
NAACP Political Forum
The Political Action Committee of the Savannah Branch NAACP will host a political forum on Thursday, October 22, 6:30PM at Pentecostal Miracle Deliverance Center, 4712 Bull Street. All city council district candidates have been invited to debate at this forum. This event is open to the public. For more information, call the NAACP Office at (912) 233-4161 or visit www.savnaacp.com.