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Gallery Hop: 'Idio' at Oglethorpe
Ashley Jones stands before a photograph of the Interstate 16 flyover at her show "Frogtown to Victory" at Ashmore Gallery.
Square monuments to emerge from darkness
Photo courtesy of Sottile & Sottile The existing lighting on the Gordon Monument in Wright Square.
Fort Oglethorpe, GA 30742 6 Barnhardt Cirlcle Fort Oglethorpe, GA 30742 I-75 Exit 350 Battlefield Parkway / Fort Oglethorpe.
Savannah council to recognize WWII ship
City Council to honor Liberty Ship contributions Thursday Savannah City Council on Thursday will recognize Savannah's significant contribution to World War II through the production of 88 Liberty Ships, which were critical to the Allies' supply chain.
If your love steak burgers and want a great place to get them at a great price then check out the Steak and Shake located at 1182 Battlefield Parkway, in Fort Oglethorpe Georgia 30742.
EDITORIAL: Writing tests: The wrong stuff
RESULTS FROM the latest writing test that Savannah-Chatham County eighth-graders took paint a stark and alarming portrait of what's happening in classrooms within the local public school system.
New officers welcomed to the Savannah-Chatham police force
Corey Dickstein/Savannah Morning News Savannah-Chatham Police Chief Wille Lovett congratulates Dyllan O'Neil, a recent graduate of the department's patrol school, after O'Neil had his badge pinned on for the first time during a graduation ceremony Thursday afternoon at the Savannah Civic Center.
Ga. port officials promise to protect ancient oaks
Across from a paved lot where the Port of Savannah stacks empty cargo containers stands a living link to the time before Georgia's first settlers arrived - an ancient live oak tree more than 7 1/2 feet in diameter with massive branches extending up to 70 feet from its trunk.
Appeal hearings for fired Fort Oglethorpe officials rescheduled again, set for May 14
Appeal hearings have been scheduled and rescheduled - and now rescheduled again - for former public works director Jeff Long and former police chief David Eubanks, who are both opposing their terminations on March 22.