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Run for the Heroes passes campaign goal days before it begins
This year's Run for the Heroes does not begin until Wednesday, but its fundraising goal of $100,000 has already been passed.
Zoning headaches: Tapas and UZO
THIS WAS pure coincidence. On the same day that Savannah City Council wrestled with a rezoning request for a new restaurant on Liberty Street, local planners were explaining a proposed new rule book designed to reduce or eliminate such messy disputes.
Duties: Deng responsibilities include data analysis, general survey development, and specific survey development associated with all South University School of Pharmacy educational outcomes and accreditation council for pharmacy education standards.
Oliva Restaurant & Bar is now open at 10 Whitaker St., just south of the new beer garden at Moon River Brewing Co.
Square monuments to emerge from darkness
Photo courtesy of Sottile & Sottile The existing lighting on the Gordon Monument in Wright Square.
Art & Soul: Arists explore the soul of Savannah
She relocated to Savannah in 2008 to attend SCAD, and eventually moved into an apartment across from St.
Bunny in the City:Cashing in on fun at United Community Bank
On May 9 Delaney O'Connor and I attended a full blown soiree celebrating the renovation of United Community Bank's new location on Johnson Square.
Savannah Dining: Starfish Caf teaches, delights
Restaurant bio: The Starfish CafA©, which is run by Union Mission, serves freshly prepared meals by students and graduates of an innovative 14-week culinary arts training program which helps give homeless and low-income individuals the opportunity to become financially independent.
Georgia governor engaged in Bible dispute
When Ed Buckner and his family went to a north Georgia state park to celebrate his son's birthday, he was surprised and concerned to find Bibles in the state-owned cabin he had rented.
Bill still needs House OK to begin digging
Georgia Sens. Johnny Isakson and Saxby Chambliss praised the Senate passage Wednesday of a water projects bill that, once it becomes law, will allow the Savannah harbor deepening project to begin moving forward immediately.
Preservation Wine Tour one big house party
W hat do you get when you combine wine, tours of beautifully preserved homes and support of a great cause? The Preservation Wine Tour, of course! Terri O'Neil, Historic Savannah Foundation's development director, gave us the scoop about what folks can expect this year and why the foundation decided to launch the month-long Preservation Festival ... (more)
The Best Bands Featuring the Album Art of John Dyer Baizley
Tonight Norwegian power rock band Kvelertak play Webster Hall along with Georgia stoner hardcore metallers Black Tusk.
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.
UZO changes outlined for tourism leaders
The proposed Unified Zoning Ordinance would clear up much of the confusion regarding lodging, restaurant and bar uses and relax parking requirements many downtown businesses face, the ordinance's writers told the Savannah Area Tourism Leadership Council on Thursday during the group's monthly luncheon.
Dishcrawl dining experience comes to Savannah
Dishcrawl, a series of food events that are sweeping the country, will debut in Savannah on May 22.
2013 International Agribusiness Conference and Expo
Savannah, GA 31415 Savannah International Trade & Convention Center One International Drive Hutchinson Island P.O. Box 248 Savannah, Georgia 31402 Your registration fee includes includes all IACE educational sessions, admission to the Expo, as well as receptions, breakfasts, and lunches both Wednesday and Thursday.
A Portal man is behind bars and his child's mother is in critical condition after a crash Tuesday in front of Portal Elementary School.
Specialty logistics company will create new jobs, invest $1 million in distribution facility A new supply chain management company, Southern Pack N Go, announced that it will locate its commercial cold storage, custom packing and distribution facility in the former PET Milk facility located on Red Oak Road in Baxley, roughly 85 miles southwest of ... (more)
UGA Students and Alums Get Fellowships from National Science Foundation
By Laurie Anderson Ten University of Georgia students and alumni received graduate research fellowships from the National Science Foundation to conduct research while working on their master's and doctoral degrees.
Creative Coast names new director
Wray's application was one of about 300 for the job previously held by Jake Hodesh, who returned to his native Ohio.